Muramasa: The Demon Blade

1. Gamereactor

   
   25 Marraskuu 2009

   So far I have only mentioned the environments. But the characters are equally inspired and neatly designed. I wouldn't mind framing and hanging the first boss I encounter, a gigantic blue monk, on my living room wall. As a matter of fact, while I'm writing this, I'm searching the web for merchandise from the game. At the back of my mind I'm wrestling with a greedy thought: "What if this had been made on Playstation 3 or Xbox 360 with HD graphics... Lue Lisää Translate to suomi

2. Loading

   

   7.0/10
   12 Marraskuu 2009

   Ett mytologins Japan som lever och dör med sin sagolika art direction. Lue Lisää Translate to suomi

   • Matlagningen resulterar i makalöst fint animerade sekvenser.
   • De två huvudpersonerna Monohime och Kisuke är långt ifrån så distinkt olika som man hade önskat.

3. WiiDS.co.uk

   19 Joulukuu 2009

   Muramasa: The Demon Blade Developed by Vanillaware and published by Rising Star Games in Europe, Muramasa: The Demon Blade is a side-scrolling action game with RPG qualities. With its recent nomination at the Inside Gaming Awards for the Best Art Direction category, let’s see why this game is gaining such attention. Lue Lisää Translate to suomi

   • Stunning visuals, Arcade-style fighting, Solid RPG elements serves as a good backbone, Excellent sound design (Japanese voice-acting/soundtrack)
   • Back-tracking could have been designed better, Gameplay is slightly repetitive

4. GameOn

   
   10 Marraskuu 2009

   Can style and substance coexist together in a balanced relationship? Or does one side slip a little whilst the other takes all the glory? It can be pretty difficult to gain a balance between the two but when you do, fantastic things happen. Lue Lisää Translate to suomi

   • Beautiful to look at., Music is done nicely, Fights are fun and fluid with an interesting twist
   • Repetitive gameplay, Both storys are completable in 10 hours, Recycled Backdrops make moving through the worlds tedious, Confusing story

5. GameSpot

   8 Syyskuu 2009

   It's a shame the other elements of Muramasa do not reach the level of its amazing art, but the breathtaking visuals are reason enough to play through this adventure. The stylish combat lacks depth, which makes repetition sink in after just a few hours, but it is still fun to fly across the screen to strike down enemies with flair and test your new blades on your weary foes. Lue Lisää Translate to suomi

   • Gorgeous backgrounds, Intense boss battles, Lots of swords to collect.
   • Combat lacks depth, Not much to do outside of combat.

1. a hack and slash that's actually fun!

   

   10/10
   Arvostelija: FSM "noodly appendage", Amazon
   1 viikko sitten

   This game is a very simple hack and slash, with the controls amounting to movement and 3 buttons (attack, special, switch blade). While it is "simple" it is NOT "easy." It is very fast paced, enemies come flying, and your attacks are quick. Don't expect a ton of rpg elements, there is a story, but this game shines when it comes to the action. For what this game is, a simple+fun action 2-d hacker, I can only recommend it. Awesome, get it! Lue Lisää Translate to suomi

2. Muramasa: The Demon Blade (Wii): Action + Swordfighting + Roleplaying = One Brilliant Wii Gam ...

   

   10/10
   Arvostelija: Anti, Dooyoo
   10 Elokuu 2011

   'Muramasa: The Demon Blade' is a 2009 action/role-playing game released on the Nintendo Wii. I got this game back a couple of months ago to enjoy over my uni summer holidays, but had been intrigued to check it out before then. After all the game combines a typical hack n slash style of gameplay with RPG, which for me is a dream come true! Lue Lisää Translate to suomi

   • Fast, simple to pick up gameplay, great graphics, lot of replay value.
   • Slightly misaccurate translation, gameplay will be repetitive for some.

3. The Most Artistic and Epic 2D Game on the Wii!

   

   10/10
   Arvostelija: juncleofas, Ciao
   14 Maaliskuu 2010

   A Masterpiece! Muramasa: The Demon Blade is in my opinion, the Most Artistic and Epic 2D game on the Nintendo Wii. New Generation Gamers today just ignore 2D games nowadays but with this game you might not want to ignore it :). The game is developed by the infamous Vanillaware (I own most of their games :D) and they are known to boast of Beautifully drawn Hi-res 2D graphics and Epic stories in their games. Lue Lisää Translate to suomi

   • Beautiful, Epic, Addicting, One of the most greatest games on the Wii
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4. Prisjakt

   

   8.0/10
   Arvostelija: Pebbzor, Prisjakt
   10 Marraskuu 2009

   + Grym grafik + Najs musik + Konceptet + Episka strider - Något kort story - Ett himla samlande av själar Lue Lisää Translate to suomi

5. Metacritic

   10/10
   Arvostelija: SleepingLionX, Metacritic
   9 Huhtikuu 2012

   As captivating as it is beautiful, Muramasa: The Demon Blade is a fantasy hack-and-slasher with enough challenge, exploration, and gorgeous art to please the gamer who sees the Wii as casual. The gameplay is simple enough to understand easily, yet deep enough to last for weeks on end. With over 100 different swords to forge, each with their own special power, it makes combat dynamic and fu n to experiment with. Lue Lisää Translate to suomi

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