"World of Warriors attempts to cast off its past as a mobile title, and in that regard it mostly succeeds. The new control options available thanks to the simple inclusion of a proper input device means that combat is tighter, and combos are easier to pull off. At about $20, though, most people might be inclined to keep playing the mobile version without a killer reason to pay money for something that's free elsewhere. For some, local co-op may be worth the price of admission, but for those without others to play with, the asking price may be a bit too steep at launch."
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Onimusha: Blade Warriors is a PlayStation 2 fighting game that mixes medieval Japanese action with chaotic multiplayer brawls. Players choose from 14 initial characters, expanding to 24 through unlocks, each able to absorb defeated opponents' souls to unleash magical attacks. Battles take place on stages filled with weapons and items that drop mid-fight, letting players grab swords, shields, or explosives to turn the tide. The fast-paced combat emphasizes timing and item use over pure button-mashing. The game stands out for blending Onimusha's dark fantasy with the lovable chaos of Power Stone-style brawling. Unlockable guest fighters like Mega Man and Zero add a nostalgic twist, while the soul-absorption mechanic adds a unique layer to combat. Though overlooked by wider audiences, its tight netcode and deep character roster keep it a staple in competitive circles. Niche but rewarding, it’s a title that lingers in the memory for those who dug Capcom’s older brawlers.
The story takes place months after the events in Onimusha 2 and 11 years before the events in Onimusha 3.
Game Modes
Multiplayer
IGDB Rating
76.0
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