Ōkami HD

released on Oct 30, 2012

A remaster of Ōkami

Experience the critically acclaimed masterpiece with its renowned Sumi-e ink art style in breathtaking high resolution. Take on the role of Amaterasu, the Japanese sun goddess who inhabits the form of a legendary white wolf, on a quest to defeat Orochi, an eight-headed demon and tyrannical monster responsible for turning the world of Nippon into a ruined wasteland.


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It's a delight to play such a gorgeous game as this one. The bits of detail in almost every nook & cranny are so satisfying to observe during all the gameplay, specially if you like the art style and theme.

It gets some points of japanese culture, legends and shintoism myths quite well, but not a 1 to 1 representation, which gives the feeling of a rewriting of said myths to match with a 30-hour game plot. Really good characters and story progression.

I don't need to talk about soundtrack. If you like old japanese instruments such as taiko, shamisen and koto, you will absolutely love it, without a doubt.

Overall, one of the best aesthetics I experienced in a game. It being from 2006 and still being this good has its value. So if you heard somewhere that this game is THE GOAT, go for it. It's true, all the stories are true.

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A beautiful collage of art, culture, and legend; bound together by mythos and painted into existence with grace and serenity. It's also 1 of 2 (two) games where you can piss on enemies.

Sadly this game didn't live up to the hype. The game is beautiful and both the different brush powers and the scenarios you play in are varied, original and fun. However, combat feels too easy and at the same time can feel boring, having to wait for plenty of enemies to act in a certain way to advance the fight. There are also heavy pacing issues, with the beginning of the game being extremely slow. At times it just feels like a watered down Zelda with not even half of its usual depth.
It was still a fun game to play through but I wouldn't say it's anything revolutionary.

This is such a gorgeous and amazing game, really wish more people could enjoy it.
For a PS2 game, it aged like fine wine.

Es el tipo de juego que solo le podría gustar al Manolo que tiene Hollow Knight como su juego favorito de la historia