Genji: Dawn of the Samurai
Genji: Dawn of the Samurai
Description (IGDB)
It is 1159 AD, and a brutal samurai clan called The Heishi have stepped in to take power after the old nobility fell. With their mystical stones, they rule the land through fear and violence.
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Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« Genji's appeal for hardcore and newbies alike is that it's an excellently crafted example of the good 'ole slice and dicer with just enough challenge to keep things interesting. »
« There is a delicateness in the story that is inextricably linked to the violent savagery of the gameplay. It's both sweet and sour or yin and yang. It's Japanese - go figure. »
« No, it's nothing new, but what it does, it does so well that you can't help but be sucked into this world. The action is near-perfect and the balance of visuals to combat to RPG elements is utterly enchanting. »
« A beautiful beat 'em up adventure. The simple counter system is a nice idea. A bit short and easy, though. [Dec 2005] »
« The close quarters combat feels exactly as you'd hope for in a high-quality samurai action game. [Sept 2005, p.85] »
« Japanophiles will thrill, but traditional action fans would also be remiss if they didn't at least check out what the fuss is about. [Oct 2005, p.134] »
« It’s a good game. That’s about all that really needs to be said. If you liked Onimusha, then pick up this game. »
« The team has definitely nailed the presentation aspects of game making, and coupled it with very solid gameplay. The gameplay isn’t exemplary though, the story could be more intricate, and the game could be longer. »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« It wasn't bad for a PS2 game, although when dodging it did whatever it wanted and it had very high difficulty spikes in the bosses compared to the normal enemies. »
« Controls and gameplay are geat and it looks and sounds even better. The only matter of taste is probably the very japanese story. The graphics are truly on point here and harmonise perfectly with the fixed camera and the sweet soundtrack. The artstyle is really a must see, do not miss it out. The fighting is simple, but feels really good, especially the time dilating ability. Good for some nostalgic PS2 moments as it is just about 6 hours long and challenging enough, but not too hard. Unfortunately it gets a bit bland towards the end and offers not more than the fighting. »
« I didn't think it would be this good. The thing that surprised me most in the game is that the mechanics are almost the same as those in Ghost of Tsushima. So, it was inspired by this game. And this mechanic forms the way the game is played. Even though it is easier, especially on bosses, we need to react just in time, like in Sekiro. But like I said, it's much simpler. The game in general is not difficult anyway. But it's better than being unnecessarily difficult. I love the game very much. I had a lot of fun. »
« Er good and fun action game for PS2 with some wonderful **** best part of the Mechanic is the reflex killmove you can make but sadly the worst part of it is that in the later part of the games it creates some really intense reflexes. I don't think that modern screen can take.I can't say too much about the game because it's feels so smooth and nice to play it. Just kind **** you can play in one sitting and enjoy so I would recommend it completely if you can find it. »
« One of the PS2 hidden gems,just recomend play the game in hard mode which is more balanced,on normal difficult the game is a bit too easy »
« One of my absolute favorite games, truly a gem. Beautiful sceneries and music give a fresh and lovely environmental experience especially if you're a lover of Japanese traditional culture. Gameplay is overally enjoyable with tight & responsive control, variable movesets for different types of weapon, a neat & cohesive Weapon Forging system, and Kamui - the ultimate test of skills and for me personally the shining feature of this game. Mastering it takes time to practice as the Kamui sequences for some enemies in the game can be seriously unforgiving, and your mastery of the ability will affect the whole level of success in this game. With all that in mind, you will have plenty of fun with the game even after finishing the story the first time, as you face new challenges and explore various items to fill up the Weapon List... In overall, I've had truly a great time playing this game. »
« Best Mechanics Best Story Best Boss and Very Npc amahagane is amazing İ Love Genji Dawn Of The samurai »
« A Beatiful and very combo games but a long time a bored but super games I love Genji Dawn Of the samurai »
