Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny

This is without a doubt my favorite Onimusha game, and it was also, for a long time, my favorite PS2 game (I would eventually claim that Onimusha 3 was my favorite because of Jean Reno, but this game is better overall). The game had a great control scheme (at the time, we'd come a long way from the resident evil tank controls), multiple playable characters based on your choices (I freaking loved Magoichi), truly memorable villains, and a great story (for a PS2 game at the time). To be honest, this is one of the few games I've played multiple times to see everything the side characters have to offer (before there were 'achievements' to encourage you to do so). The ones with a recurring bad guy? /hero? /villain? For me, Gogandantes (a haughty demon swordsman who constantly challenges you and speaks like a Shakespeare reject) are still some of the most enjoyable gaming experiences I've ever had.

Reed Perry

| Jul 13, 2021

) If you're a gamer, this is a great series to add to your collection (ONIMUSHA SERIES). I can't help but wonder why Capcom won't listen to logic and realize that the direction buttons are terrible as a main control. Capcom, please include an analog joystick as an option! Now, back to the game, the graphics were very enjoyable to watch, and I especially enjoyed some of the cutscence; however, this version did not capture me as well as part 1, but it was still enjoyable. br>br>The characters lacked purpose at times and served a purpose at other times, well maybe it's just me, the environment looked familiar at times, well maybe it's just me, the characters lacked purpose at times and served a purpose at other times, well maybe it's just me. Overall, this is a fun way to kill time while hacking and slashing demons, blood, guts, and simple puzzles (what puzzles?). )a little too short for me, but I give it a 4 star rating (obviously duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu.

Alonzo Dunn

| Mar 10, 2021

The Samurai's Destiny is a story about a group of samurai who Onimusha 2 is a second installment of the Onimusha franchise. Samurai's Destiny is a good game, but Sony should either remake it or make it available for download from the Sony Store. You take on the role of a samurai who returns home to find his family murdered and the town in shambles. You go out as a swordsman to make an impact - to assassinate the enemy's mastermind and make new acquaintances- If you give someone enough gifts, they will appear at the end of the process and in various locations to assist you. There is a walkthrough booklet to assist you, as it appears that some chests or areas contain difficult puzzles. owens.

Belen Baldwin

| May 21, 2021

I enjoy playing action games such as Devil May Cry and Onimusha, as well as god of war okami yakuza ninja gaiden final fight streets of rage and god of war okami yakuza ninja gaiden final fight streets of rage.

Emiliano Costa

| Apr 30, 2021

Purchasing Onimusha 2 was an excellent decision; while the sequel does not focus on Samanosuke and his quest, the new protagonist Jubei Yagyu is an excellent replacement. Jubei's quest for vengeance against Nobunaga for destroying his village is the focus of this game. Along the way, he meets four other warriors with whom he must form bonds, which can help or hinder his journey depending on their interactions. br>br>This game is longer than the first, and it can be played again because you can choose from a variety of scenarios based on your character's relationship. Because of the plot and characters, I consider Onimusha 2 to be one of the better series. Also, this is the final game with a creepy/horror tone. The horror element was absent in Oni 3 and Dawn of Dreams, as they were designed to be more action-oriented. Advantages: br>br> Cons: Great graphics, solid dialogue and acting, awesome soundtrack, and strong characters and plotbr>br>Pros: Excellent graphics, solid dialogue and acting, awesome soundtrack, and strong characters and plotbr>br>Cons: The character movement is clumsy, similar to Oni 1, and the puzzles are tedious. Enemies can be a pain in the neck, especially if you can't see them due to the fixed camera setting. It's more of a side story in this series, and you don't need to play it to understand Oni 3 or Dawn of Dreams. br>br>If you like Onimusha, this is a great addition to your playstaion collection.

Kade Young

| Feb 13, 2021

I was almost in tears from how nostalgic this was; I first played it when I was nine years old, and now, at the age of 19, I'm still stunned by the graphics, which are still impressive for their time.

Amber Duncan

| Jun 15, 2021

Onimusha is one of my favorite games. Particularly the first, but it becomes stale at level two (unless at least until level three), where you gain more combat options but the story, which isn't the game's strong suit, becomes even duller and strange.

Xavier Curtis

| May 25, 2021

I've also played 4, and while it has more modes, I prefer this one for the story and overall gameplay. I wish it was available on PlayStation Network.

Chanel NORTH

| Dec 23, 2021