But just when I think I'm out, Onimusha pulls me back in with an unbelievable spectacle of a boss fight. The game is another notch on Capcom's belt of great releases this year, and further proof that it might just be the best video game publisher working today.
—Vincent Acovino, producer, All Things Considered
—James Mastromarino, NPR Gaming editor and Here & Now producer
It has been seven years since the 2019 release of the original Control — Remedy's mind-bending weird fiction masterpiece about an intrepid woman searching for her missing brother inside the Oldest House, the headquarters of the Federal Bureau of Control. [...] Nor have they looked so cool. Capcom developers told Game Informer that their biggest goal was to take the action of cutscenes from previous Onimusha games and turn it into playable gameplay. Way of the Sword achieves that with fluid animation that makes every encounter feel like a choreographed martial arts movie.
Dodge, parry and counter your way through Onimusha.
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