Way of the Sword Delivers precise, rewarding Samurai Action with a Few Aged Edges

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Onimusha: Way of the Sword offers a deeply satisfying, high-skill action experience with a growing toolkit and near-perfection in its toughest fights, set in vividly realized Edo-period Kyoto and anchored by standout characters. Its tutorials are lengthy and the late-game rifts can feel repetitive, which slows pace at times, but the result is the most rewarding Onimusha game to date.
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