You can block, break guard and there’s a parry system which can really be fun to master.Ī well-timed block or dodge can deliver a damaging counter. Your sword levels up through use and, as it ages, you gain additional moves to try out in combat. You can brainlessly hack and slash your way to success but there’s a lot of emphasis on systems and these all play a key role. There’s little expanse to the game’s world but they do offer depth within the combat and time outside the dungeon. I’d describe Katana Kami: A Way of the Samurai Story as compact. It doesn’t expand beyond that but there are some trinkets of lore along the edges that at least give the world a little more colour. It’s an abrupt beginning but it does set the stakes high. You offer your services to him in exchange for his daughter’s hand in marriage. She’s being used as collateral whilst Dojima, an ailing craftsman is up to his eyes in debt. Our nameless hero wanders into Post Town as the blacksmith’s daughter is being taken away. The tale begins in a straight forward manner. An isometric dungeon crawler, this effort looks to satisfy some loot lust whilst offering an interesting, if a little slim story.
The Acquire developed action titles just haven’t crossed my path but Katana Kami: A Way of the Samurai Story is a diversion from the usual path.
The Way of the Samarai series is not one I’ve ventured into.
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Februin PS4 / Reviews tagged acquire / crafting / debt collecting / dungeon crawler / hack and slash / katana kami a way of the samurai story / roguelike by Mike
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