Like any good sequel, Way of the Samurai 2 is a prequel. Way of the Samurai 2 (PlayStation 2, 2003)
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There’s a roguelike element where weapons and money you’ve collected carry over to future games, and for completionists, there’s harder difficulties that require you to upgrade your weapons to stand a chance. Key moments move time forward, and different events with different characters are happening around the game’s multiple areas, even if you aren’t there to get involved. You play a nameless rōnin in 19th century Japan and are free to drastically change the branching storylines with a single decision or wave of your katana. The original game introduced an ingenious blend of Bushido Blade and choose your own adventures. To celebrate the release of KATANA KAMI: A Way of the Samurai Story, let’s voyage down memory lane for a quick refresher on the series. Who doesn’t remember the first time you immersed yourself into a riveting drama between warring factions, forged meaningful bonds with complex characters, then randomly attacked said characters because you wanted their fancy sword? This is a sponsored post.Īh, Way of the Samurai. This week, PC Invasion is made possible by KATANA KAMI: A Way of the Samurai Story, an isometric hack-and-slash dungeon crawler with over 100 different weapons, nine unique fighting styles, co-op, and the series’ patented ability to betray or ally with the game’s three factions.
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