Разработчик: CAPCOM CO., LTD
Описание
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, japanese, simplified chinese, traditional chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7 64 bit
- Processor: Intel® Core™ i3 Dual Core Series or AMD equivalent or better
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 or AMD Radeon R7 260x
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 12 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectSound (DirectX® 10.0c or better)
- OS: Windows 10 64 bit
- Processor: Intel® Core™ i7 3770 3.4GHz or AMD equivalent or better
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 16 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectSound (DirectX® 10.0c or better)
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Great, short game and definitely the definition of gaming during the early 2000's. Hack and slash goodness with Japanese folklore and demons. Definitely worth it if you wanna play and beat a game in ~5hrs. Definitely buy only when on sale
An absolute classic!
It's so iconic. It's like Castlevania Symphony of the Night set in feudal Japan (Nobunaga went full Dracula)
complete with Resident Evil inspirations and epic Devil May Cry style gameplay (before Devil May Cry was a thing!)
Great Game, Slightly Outdated
There's no doubt that Onimusha: Warlords was a great game 20+ years ago when it first came out, and it's still a great game, although it has some glaring issues that could have easily been fixed for this modern port. If you loved the original, absolutely get this game, the controls are improved, and like I said, the core game is great. There's a great story here with some solid gameplay in an awesome setting. If you're a fan of older games and this slipped under the radar, then absolutely give it a try on sale, but if you don't play a lot of older games, or aren't a fan of some of the more outdated aspects of them then maybe proceed with caution.
Presentation
Onimusha still looks amazing after all these years. The backgrounds and settings are full of detail and there's great variety in the enemies and characters. Monsters squirt out blood when you slice them open, and the sword noises are extremely satisfying. The cutscenes look great even to this day considering the technology available at the time. The opening scene is cinematic as f*** and got my super intrigued and excited to play. The music is great and my only disappointment is the voice acting at some points but it was never bad, just sort of mid at times. You move through the world in fixed camera angles which can sometimes be frustrating, especially in combat where there might be 2 or 3 angles in a single room, and when they're constantly switching while you're trying to fight it can be very annoying and disorienting.
Gameplay
Onimusha is an old school hack n slash game with some nice elements to it. You have a variety of weapons you can unlock, some melee, some ranged. The ranged weapons, the bow especially are absolutely miserable to use so I just stuck with melee weapons. It can sometimes be hard to attack who you want in a crowd but it was never too bad. You can parry some attacks and you have magic for dealing with crowds. Slain enemies drop souls that can either be currency to upgrade weapons, magic refills, or health refills. You have to hold down the B button to collect these which adds an element of resource management in combat. Do you keep fighting and risk losing the souls, or try to get an opening where you can regain health. This was especially apparent in boss fights. There is also a fair share of puzzle solving which was a great distraction from combat, and these were often fun and challenging while not being frustrating. The boss fights were really fun except for one near the end.
Outdated Problems
The developers who made the port knew some elements of the original game needed to be changed for modern audiences such as the controls. You can now move in a full 360 range of motion, which is great, but they left some glaring and extremely frustrating outdated game design elements. Already mentioned is the fixed camera angles. 90% of the time these were fine, and I don't expect them to implement a free moving camera or anything but surely some of these rooms, especially the ones where you're fighting a boss could have done with some improved angles, or just have one top down angle. The final boss has one set camera angle and it's amazing. I don't know how anyone could think some of these bosses are ok to fight in a room with 3 angles, 2 of which are terrible. It made some fights far more frustrating and difficult then they should have been. This leads me to my second issue. Why in 2019 when this port came out, did the developers not add an option to skip cutscenes. Dying to a boss, only to have to sit through 3 minutes of cutscenes before having another try is miserable. It makes dying more of a punishment then it should be. This more then the camera issue could easily be implemented and would make a huge difference in my enjoyment of the game. It would also make the problem of the camera angles much less of an issue.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Onmusha: Warlords is still a great game all these years later, and I look forward to the new game coming out. I don't see a lot of people talking about this one and it's a shame because outside of some issues, which didn't affect the core gameplay all that much, it's an incredible game that I couldn't recommend more. Unfortunately the developers didn't go that extra mile in modernizing the game and because of this I can't recommend it to everyone. If you don't mind some outdated jank, you'll have an incredible time. For more reviews, follow my curator page.
Feels good to play until you get to the timed puzzles or instant kill puzzles and make you lose progress due to the save system.. Terrible design on the puzzle mechanics.
This plays like If DMC1 leaned alot more into its resident evil roots.
dope combat,fun weapons. the modern control scheme works really well, you can still situationally use tank controls when you need it , and the tunes are sick.
highly recommend to scratch that nostolgia itch.
games exactly as i remember. 10/10 bought on switch aswell to have it on the go
Good game not too long but really good, makes me excited to see how Capcom is going to do the new one in future!
great game, it is a ps2 launch title. And all the sequels were pretty good ! shoot there was even a fighting game based on it!
there are 8 games in this series in total
just google onimusha collection !
Overall a Good Old simple(except for the water puzzle me dumb no puzzles please) but fun Game.
Since the new Onimusha is about to arrive going through the PS2 collection.
Get this game on sale also beware this is pretty old game I think its from 2001 or 2002 so graphics and game design/combat might feel a bit outdated.
Got this because the new game was announced. Didn't know what to expect. Got hooked and beat it in one sitting. It's really good.
The Onimusha series were my absolute favorite games on the PS2. Onimusha 2 Samurai's Destiny was the first one I played. I very much enjoy the free range of motion with an analog stick as opposed to the old Resident Evil style of controlling your character. I hope they port the other games in the series and remaster them.
There is a lot to love about this game despite some elements not aging well. Even though this is my first experience with the series, I've fallen in love with it. Looking forward to the new game.
Great game! Played with Series X controller.
Took a few moments to adjust to the stance mode when targeting, but movement feels smooth after that. Being a classic game with a unique take on the old static camera horror era, you find yourself fighting the view moreso than the enemies, only clunky part that I felt when playing.
Playtime is short but sweet, enjoyable puzzle mini games and treasure hunting for weapons and buffs that doesn't disrupt the gameplay flow.
Absolutely worth it especially on sale.
Amazing remaster that keeps almost everything from the PS2 original intact while adding higher quality renders to the enviorment and analog controls for controller, honestly my only complain would be that I wish they added the Onimusha Genma content at least as an unlock for completing the game with a specific rank or something regardless its still one of the best games of all time for me. Hopefully if enough people buy it we can get the remaining games remastered aswell!
feels like Devil May Cry 1, with the background being pre rendered and all.
I enjoyed this as much as Devil May Cry!
Having only played Onimusha 2 and 3—and with little memory of those experiences—I was thoroughly captivated by Onimusha: Warlords on my first playthrough. The game feels remarkably ahead of its time, and even today, its music and gameplay retain a timeless quality that continues to engage and immerse, just as it did upon its release. 10/10
just like how I remember it on the PS2.
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If you are looking to try this game out because of the Game Awards, just a heads up this game originally came out in 2001 and the mechanics are of the old Resident Evil games: Fixed Camera, D-pad movement, puzzles and a lot of backtracking. Oh and the english va dub is 2000s cheese.
A very enjoyable remaster of a classic game. This is my 1st time playing this game. The game is structured like Resident Evil. Most of the game takes place in a castle and you slowly unlock more parts of the castle as you progress. There are puzzles and you even swap between the main character and his kunoichi buddy at certain points. Weapons and magic spells can be upgraded using the souls of enemies.
There are two things I did not like about the port. The first is that you can't skip cutscenes. It's annoying when you die and then you have to rewatch the cutscene. The second is the infamous water puzzle that occurs about a quarter into the story. The puzzle, itself, is fine. What is not cool is a timer that forces you to finish the puzzle or game over. You can either google the solution if you're smooth-brained like me or you can "pause" the puzzle by not advancing the text that explains the puzzle. It'll still show you the puzzle so you can leisurely plan your solution and then execute it.
I hope they remaster the 2nd game. I played that on the PS2 when it launched and it's lovely.
its short but sweet since the 5th game is coming in 2026 yall should play it and im now going to play the whole series because of this
8/10
the good ol days of capcoms golden game of games as a kid.
certify banger, if you like old school resident evil this a game for you.
can't wait for the newest onimusha
TLDR: Classic game from 2001 that works well on PC with a controller. A good mix between an old fashioned RE and a dash of DMC. Switch between Tank controls and free controls on the fly, good combat with fixed camera angles.
Story: As Samanosuke and Kaede, embark on a journey to save princess Yuki from an unknown evil during the Sengoku period. Since the game is short, there isn't much depth to the story, but there is enough action and straightforward clear progression to keep things interesting.
Gameplay: The obvious forte of the Onimusha series manages to use fixed camera angles with tank controls while delivering solid and satisfying combat. It reminds me a bit of the first DMC, but with more blocking and dodging rather than a combo oriented slaughter.
While it retains the element of scarcity towards healing items, ammo and power ups, the enemies, on their end, can keep respawning as you backtrack. So while you may think you're farming souls, you just might be digging an early, and perhaps permanent, grave.
Healing items can be made more potent with absorbed souls and so can ammo.
You can level up your weapons and the elements associated with them to unlock access to more areas.
The map design and secrets are straight forward and the progression feels semi-linear, as in, you're rarely lost.
Graphics: While they have been slightly updated from the PS2 release, they are still.... very much PS2 graphics. The game runs at 60 FPS, which is nice.
Audio: The voice acting is good and fitting in Japanese, however in English it sounds like that period in Resident Evil with the Jill Sandwiches, you know?
The ambience is good, and generally speaking the sound effects, though repetitive, are oddly satisfying.
I was nostalgic for this title so I might be leaning more into positives than negatives, but to me it's one of those games you need to have played at least once, if only to know what a good mixture of different games is.
classic game, love it
Resident Evil but you're sick samurai man
I originally played on PS2 and nowadays 'm not sure if using the Xbox One analogic controllers was a different experience.
The game runs smoothly and all functions, cut scenes were kept.
The story, files, puzzles, and all aspects of the art on this game make it a jewel.
Current config used to run this game:
Z390M
i9900KF
64gb DDR4 3200mhz
M.2 1tb
RTX 4070 12GB
3 Generic 1920x1080 monitors
----> YOU DO NOT NEED A HIGH PERFORMANCE HARDWARE CONFIGURATION TO RUN IT.
Originalmente eu joguei no PS2 e hoje em dia não tenho certeza se usar os controles analógicos do Xbox One foi uma experiência diferente.
O jogo roda suavemente e todas as funções, cut scenes foram mantidas.
A história, os arquivos, os quebra-cabeças e todos os aspectos da arte neste jogo o tornam uma joia.
Configuração atual usada para rodar este jogo:
Z390M
i9900KF
64gb DDR4 3200mhz
M.2 1tb
RTX 4070 12GB
3 monitores genéricos 1920x1080
----> VOCÊ NÃO PRECISA DE UMA CONFIGURAÇÃO DE HARDWARE DE ALTO DESEMPENHO PARA EXECUTAR.
BING BONG
A fun early 2000's Capcom game without the pain of Resident Evil games of the same period. The updated controls help with the remake, although certain fights are clearly designed for lock on. Overall worth a play, not that long (less than 4 hours to complete the story plus some extras). Played on Steam Deck and used experimental which resolved issues with some of the cut scenes but not all.
My type of game, story was remarkable, look foward for the rest of Onimusha titles on Steam
It takes the gameplay of Resident Evil, tones down the horror aspects, and increases the combat in a supernatural feudal Japan setting. Wish they would remaster the rest of the series for PC!
great game glad they made the remaster I wish they released the rest of the series as remasters as well.
Onimusha: Warlords is a 'remaster' of the classic 2001 action-adventure game. This updated version stays true to its roots, keeping most of the original’s gameplay and aesthetics intact, with only minor tweaks.
Pros:
- Nostalgic Visuals and Audio: The remaster enhances graphics to HD, but retains the original's unique art style and sound design, offering fans a familiar yet polished look.
- Responsive Controls: Controls are more fluid, making the game easier to play by modern standards, especially with updated analog stick support.
- Classic Combat and Puzzles: Core mechanics like the demon-slaying combat and puzzle-solving remain the same, preserving the charm that made the original a hit.
Cons:
- Few Significant Updates: While the HD visuals are nice, the game offers minimal changes to graphics, mechanics, or story, which may disappoint players looking for a more modernized experience.
- Fixed Camera Angles: The original camera angles have been retained, which can feel restrictive and awkward for those accustomed to more flexible camera controls in newer games.
- Limited Quality-of-Life Improvements: Aside from control updates, the game lacks significant quality-of-life improvements, making some aspects feel dated.
In conclusion, delivers a faithful, if conservative, remaster that lets fans experience the classic with minor upgrades. It’s a nostalgic trip worth taking, though it might leave some players wishing for more substantial updates. That being said it was a quality game for it's time and didn't need much to improve that wouldn't risk changing it from what made it great.
Score: 9 out of 10 Souls Sucked —A polished return to form, but don’t expect a major transformation.
sick sick sick put the rest on pc pls
Dear Capcom, please make a new Onimusha game. I played All 4 Onimusha games on the Playstation 2. Please bring back Onimusha.
my question for this game is.. why haven't capcom release the 2 and 3rd game
just as good as it was back on the PS2 but with some quality of life improvements
Great game, LOL port.
Capcom should have just remastered the entire series in a collection similar to the classic Tomb Raider titles.
I will never forgive CAPCOM for the 2 puzzles and unskippable cutscenes before the water trap puzzle
Onimusha is basically Resident Evil but set in Japan, very fun but quick game you can finish the game in less then 4 hours. It's a Playstation 2 Classic, I'm happy to see it on Steam, only thing is playing with a keyboard/mouse can be a little annoying at times. Hopefully they port Onimusha 2 and 3 to PC soon!
Very short game, finished it within like 5 hours of playtime. Very early Capcom game that surprisingly isn't aged terribly, not to mention it's a hack-n-slash crossover with Resident Evil which isn't as bad as you'd think on paper. It's so short it's almost worth another playthrough and a couple of speedrun challenges, play it. You'll like it.
its good but theres no gambling
Garbage port. Zero quality of life change after 20+ years. Can't even skip cutscenes. And believe it or not, it has frame drops as well, on a 14900K + 4090 rig.
Was really glad to see this on Steam...
But where are the rest of them~
This shouldn't have been released on Steam unless the others were coming too !
I wish there was a neutral review option for Steam because, I loved this game but about halfway through my playthrough I learned just how much content was missing from this version. Basically the original music is missing and replaced with a generic score, and none of the extra content(areas like the Ogre Tower, extra bosses, armors and abilities) from the Xbox version, Genma Onimusha is available in this version. The music issue can be fixed with a mod, but after learning about all the other missing content I feel like I can't recommend this version of the game. If you want to show your support for the series and hopefully get more of the series released on modern platforms, go ahead and buy it, but if you wanna play it, you might want to just emulate Genma Onimusha instead.
Fun!
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | CAPCOM CO., LTD |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 95% положительных (1059) |