I enjoy the Onimusha series and went into this with an open-mind ready to dive in during the long weekend. 10 hours in, and I am F'ing bored This feels like yet another homogenized, committee-designed AAA game wearing the corpse of a recognizable franchise. It has the Onimusha name slapped on the box, but it feels like Onimusha in name only. Everything about it screams “been there, done that.” The level design is atrocious, the pacing drags its ass across the floor, and after about 10 hours, ...

Pressing Continue and New Game causes a crash on loading despite working first time

I have thousands of hours in action games (DMC, Ninja Gaiden, Dark Souls, etc), and I've done some insane challenges in these games, so I can tell you that the base (action) difficulty is fine. It's not hard definitely not hard, especially after spending so many hours playing action games. BUT for an average Joe, IT COULD be hard. For example, Benkei (I know the majority of the player base hasn't even reached him yet) could cause some trouble for an average joe I GUARANTEE that. The bosses get tougher lat...

Every game that comes out including this one without fail Gen Z will always complain.

Onimusha: Way of the Sword should absolutely come to macOS. Apple Silicon has made modern Macs far more capable gaming machines, and Apple has been actively building the tools and hardware needed for major AAA releases. A game like Onimusha, with its cinematic presentation, deliberate combat, and strong single-player focus, is a particularly good fit for the platform. Bringing it to macOS would expand Capcom’s audience while reinforcing the momentum already being built by other major titles on Appl...