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Enjoyed Onimusha: Way of the Sword? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Onimusha: Warlords, Like a Dragon: Ishin!, Fate/Samurai Remnant. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.
About Onimusha: Way of the Sword: Miyamoto Musashi, a samurai wielding the Oni Gauntlet, makes a stand in Kyoto against the Genma menace. Through gritty, blood-soaked brawls he searches for his reason to fight, while his path takes an unexpected turn. The player moves through the historic Edo-period capital, twisted by Malice, and fights intense swordplay battles against formidable foes. The game belongs to the action, adventure and RPG genres.
Onimusha: WarlordsSteam · GLOBAL · GAMIVO$7.53BUY ↗
Like a Dragon: Ishin!Steam · GLOBAL · GAMIVO$12.45BUY ↗
Fate/Samurai RemnantSteam · GLOBAL · Gameseal$24.41BUY ↗
SAMURAI WARRIORS: Spirit of SanadaSteam · GLOBAL · GAMIVO$20.06BUY ↗
Trek to YomiSteam · GLOBAL · Gameseal$1.51BUY ↗
GetsuFumaDen: Undying MoonSteam · GLOBAL · GAMIVO$5.72BUY ↗This enhanced edition of Onimusha: Warlords brings back the samurai action-adventure with its original intense swordplay and dramatic tale of revenge. Controls have been refined so players can move and fight with analog-stick precision. Sharp visuals run in 16:9 widescreen as well as the original 4:3 format, and a new soundtrack adds atmosphere to the feudal Japan setting. It is an upgraded version of a best-selling action-adventure classic.
Like a Dragon: Ishin! is an action adventure set in a heated historical Japan of the 1860s. The player takes on the role of the legendary samurai Sakamoto Ryoma, who searches for his father’s killer, clears himself of a murder he was framed for, and restores his honor. Switching between blade and revolver in combat, he ultimately brings an end to the samurai era and forever changes Japan’s future.
Fate/Samurai Remnant is an action RPG set in Edo, Japan, where seven Masters and their seven Servants fight over the Waxing Moon Ritual, which can grant any wish. Players explore the city, including famous places such as Yoshiwara, Kanda and Akasaka, where they can fight other Masters, talk with residents, or play with dogs and cats. In battle, they control both the Master and their Servant, who work together, and can also gain Rogue Servants as allies.
This entry in the Samurai Warriors series tells the dramatic story of the Sanada clan during Japan's Warring States period and puts the player into epic, action-packed battles. It covers all 48 years in the life of Yukimura Sanada, hailed as Japan's finest soldier, and brings in other characters fans asked for, such as his father, Masayuki Sanada. Characters change appearance as they develop over the course of the story. New features include ‘Castle Towns’, where the daily lives of officers can be experienced in detail, and ‘Multi-Stage Battles’.
Young swordsman Hiroki gives his dying Master his word that he will shield his town and the people he loves from every threat. When tragedy strikes and duty binds him, the lone samurai must journey past the border of life and death to confront himself and pick his way forward. The presentation leans on cinematic camera angles and visuals in the spirit of classic samurai film, on streamlined combat built around traditional samurai weapons against vicious swordsmen and supernatural beings, and on a score made to feel authentic to feudal Japan.
GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon is an action roguelike set in a dark fantasy world, casting you as the chosen leader and guardian of the land of the living. You push deeper into Hell to destroy the source of the cataclysm, and after each death you carry on thanks to your eternal soul and memories in a new body. Combat is weapon-based, with katanas, battle umbrellas and spears timed after Japanese martial arts, against massive bosses and yokai. Every run brings new map layouts, permanent upgrades, weapon crafting and souls for real-time power-ups, all in ukiyo-e-inspired visuals with dynamic 2D animation.