New Details Emerge for Onimusha: Way of the Sword
Capcom unveils new details for the highly anticipated Onimusha: Way of the Sword, slated for a 2026 release. Prepare for visceral combat set against the backdrop of iconic Kyoto locations. This iteration boasts a revamped combat system and introduces a fresh hero to the Onimusha universe.
The core gameplay revolves around the visceral thrill of swordplay. Developers aim for unparalleled realism, achieved through the introduction of new Genma enemies and the ability to wield both blades and the formidable Omni Gauntlet. The key focus? The satisfying brutality of dismembering foes. Battles promise intense action, fueled by a soul absorption mechanic that replenishes health and unlocks special abilities. While some trailers may omit gore, Capcom confirms its inclusion in the final game.
Building upon the series' distinctive style, Onimusha: Way of the Sword incorporates dark fantasy elements and leverages "Capcom's latest technology" for an optimized gaming experience.
Expect a compelling cast of characters, including a new protagonist, and enemies that are more than just visually striking. The Edo period (1603-1868) serves as the game's historical setting, with Kyoto's rich history and unsettling legends forming the backdrop. The protagonist, empowered by faith and wielding the Oni gauntlet, must battle monstrous creatures, absorbing their souls to heal and unleash devastating techniques. Prepare to encounter real historical figures woven into the narrative. Real-time sword combat is central, with a design emphasis on the player's enjoyment of devastating enemies.
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