Onimusha: Warlords

I didn’t play the game as a kid, even though I always wanted to. This game is GREAT. They improved the controls (tank controls suc k), but they’re still a bit clunky sometimes. Still, I highly recommend this game!

I played on ps2. Do you want to play resident evil as a samurai? This game is for you. Fighting is fun. Level desing is good. Puzzles are not difficult or even non-existent. The story is ordinary but the characters are good. It's a nice touch that we play with 2 characters. The various weapons we use. Abilities. Upgrades we found. It's fun to explore and play with all of these. As someone who loves the survival horror genre, I really liked it.

I want you to bear in mind this is one of the first game from the playstation 2 catalogue before reviewing this game. -The series originates in Yoshiki Okamoto's 1997 idea to create Sengoku Biohazard, a ninja version of Capcom's own 1996 Resident Evil (known as Biohazard in Japan), set in the Sengoku period and featuring a "ninja house" filled with Booby traps, similar to the mansion from Resident Evil, where battles would be fought using swords and shuriken: "The house will contain hidden doors behind walls, ceilings that fall down to you, scrolls and ninja magic, and many other ninja techniques." The project was originally intended for the Nintendo 64's 64DD. Onimusha: Warlords was originally being developed for the original PlayStation, but the project was eventually moved to the PlayStation 2. The half-finished original PlayStation version of Onimusha was then scrapped and never released.- Pros: +This version has fixed the stale controls, you no longer walk like Resident Evil 1/2/3 or Silent Hill 1 from the playstation one era. +The graphics were also greatly improved, especially the face models. +The game runs at 60 fps in all consoles , the switch version is no different. Cons: -The original game has a horrible voice acting and the story is really generic and stupid. (There is no way to fix that) -The game is very stale for this era, even after all the fixes and that is why lots of new players will prefer to pick anything else instead of this tittle. What makes onimusha series great is how they develop the story of japan with the genma and magic in the middle. That supernatural and fantastic part of this series is what makes it great. Onimusha series is more oriented to the action genre, instead of the horror and survival from the Resident Evil series. The series became great from the 3rd game onwards, when they stopped developing this horror/survival side and improved the action side of the series. *Play this game if you want to see where everything began on the Onimusha universe. *If you already played this then you will surely enjoy this again as the fixes really make a difference. Onimusha 3 and Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams are the best this series has to offer, but for that we need to support this game, so they can make an HD collection or even work on the remaining tittles.

Onimusha is a game filled with Japanese culture it's a really nice looking game. Of course it's a ps2 era game but locations are still really pretty! I was afraid that gameplay will be clunky and outdated but to my surprise game is really playable. Story is interesting and engaging as well as characters. Onimusha is a solid game and it's really worth a shot if you looking for a samurai game. Game is short about 4 hours long so it is not boring at all. The biggest downside is unskippable cut scenes and some of puzzle games but after all it's a very pleasant experience.

Sorpreson porque lo han remaqueado (no mucho tampoco) pero el lavado de cara y su jugabilidad que se mantiene hacen de el un juegazo atemporal. La version de switch es colosal, y portatil ;-) jejeje