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September 2009
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The editors liked
Absolutely gorgeous
Two characters with different stories
Intuitive fighting/combo system.
Gorgeous hand drawn graphics
Deep combat and tight controls
Multiple storylines
Gorgeous backgrounds
Intense boss battles
Lots of swords to collect.
Lush and gorgoues visuals
Toptier animation
Simplistic
Yet deep combat
Outrageous boss characters
Gorgeous visuals
Simple controls
Lots of control scheme options
Two play modes to accommodate veterans and beginners
Multiple endings
Lots of swords to forge and foods to cook.
The editors didn't like
The action gets repetitive
Tons of weapons with little variety
Press up to jump? Really?
Gameplay can be overly linear
Combat occasionally bogs down and gets boring Previous Page Prev Next Page Next 1 2
Combat lacks depth
Not much to do outside of combat.
Can be a bit linear
Sword selection becomes a palette swap
Some people may be turned away by the difficulty. Also
If you enjoy English voice acting you may be disappointed
Abstract: Shael Millheim & Chet Scott7.5PREVIEW SCORE Muramasa: The Demon Blade, being published by Ignition Entertainment, is a hack-and-slash side-scrolling game that harkens back to the mythical and classical period in Japanese history. With a very anime-esq...
Abstract: Being a big fan of Anime and Japanese art I couldn’t wait to get my hands on Muramasa: The Demon Blade. The game was released in Japan on April 2009 and was finally released in the UK in late 2009. Muramasa on the Nintendo Wii is an action role playin...
In an age where choice of avatar often means nothing more than trivial personalisation, it’s great to see a game like Muramasa come along and use that choice to offer twice as much game, with enough unique content to justify both play-throughs. It&r...
Abstract: ENJOY breathtaking scenic views, sample delicious local cuisine and get up close and personal with devious demons.These are just some of the things you can do on your whirlwind tour of a mythical ancient Japan in Muramasa: The Demon Blade.Play is set a...
"Muramasa – The Demon Blade" ist für mich das schönste Spiel auf Nintendos Wii und braucht sich in Sachen Ästhetik hinter keinem anderen Titel verstecken. Die Entwickler von Vanillaware haben unter der Leitung von Lead-Designer George Kamitami ein dur...
Fernost-Fans erhalten mit "Muramasa" einen einfach gestrickten, streng linearen und doch motivierenden Action-Titel, der allenfalls durch ein paar überflüssige Laufwege künstlich in die Länge gestreckt wird....
Fesselnde Atmosphäre, Tolle 2DWelt, Pure Hack ’n’ SlayAction, Tutorial, Freischaltbare Schwerter und Techniken, Bewegungssteuerung mit Nunchuck
Steuerungspotential der Wii überhaupt nicht ausgenützt, Japanische Sprachausgabe, Übungsbedürftige Steuerung
„Muramasa: The Demon Blade“ ist meiner Meinung nach ein absolut gelunges Nintendo Wii Spiel. Die Hack ‘n‘ Slay-Action kommt dank der 2D-Sidescrolling-Welt, sowie der gelungenen Atmosphäre voll und ganz zur Geltung. Auch die abwechslungsreichen Levels u...
