el mejor simulador de Samurai que jugué hasta ahora, el combate es divertidísimo pudiendo variar entre distintas técnicas de katanas, lanzas o artes marciales.
Es un juego enfocado en las elecciones de tu personaje, la historia se reduce a 4 horas de gameplay pero los eventos de una partida influyen en las siguientes, aun así, estas se van tornando repetitivas y al final terminan sirviendo solo para farmear y desbloquear el modo dificil o desbloquear todos los finales, tu mejor partida y la más entrañable será la primera.

Algo que odié es que solo puedes pelear con un npc a la vez, mientras que los demás solo caminan al rededor esperando a que lo mates o cambies de objetivo.

Transcend humanity by canceling all the slices and disregarding the tournament only to be boiled in a giant pot.

Run through a village and throw yourself on a train just to take a photo and help reestablish the local hospital by sending funds to a 12-year-old British princess who only exists to invoke your inner father instincts and make you abandon your honor, gather your belongings and venture into the great land of Britain to never come back.

You can steal, kill and fuck in this game, would never have been able to in real life.

Will always love how japanese devs made the most creative stuff with the bakumatsu setting. It's like is the best historical moment to make anything you want. A hack and slash? Sure, here you have one. A RPG with turn based combat? Sure, why not? A RPG where instead of battle you just talk? Why the fuck not? A Rance game? A Yakuza game? Just go dude. And it's aways incredible. Way of the Samurai 4 takes everything good in the franchise and do a good mix that is irresistible to not play over and over. Will get a couple more of runs and I am sure that once I get enough with this one it gonna be a 5 stars.

Action adventure game that continues the series tradition of having you play as a wandering ronin that arrives in a town and through your involvement with different events reach a variety of different possible endings based on the people and factions you support. Large number of combat styles for swords, spears, unarmed, guns, and dual wielding with the better ones giving some cool (or amusing) looking moves. Easier to follow events than previous games and to see what choices lead where by looking at a branching narrative tree. Town, building related events, and things like your ability to understand foreigners can change based on actions in previous playthroughs. Hilarious and ridiculous dialogue choices, from what I remember this is least serious of the series. A number of side activities, though most aren't that interesting other than the four side quest chains.

Screenshots: https://twitter.com/Legolas_Katarn/status/1284465847084318720