good dog!
The game is basic as hell but its fun. Highly recommend to just about anyone.
The game is basic as hell but its fun. Highly recommend to just about anyone.
Ōkami is a breathtaking adventure where you embody Amaterasu, a wolf goddess, restoring life and color to a world steeped in Japanese folklore. With the power of the Celestial Brush, you'll paint your way through puzzles, battles, and quests, revitalizing the land. Featuring gorgeous visuals inspired by traditional Japanese art, a captivating story filled with humor and heart, and innovative puzzle-solving mechanics, Ōkami is a masterpiece that will stay with you long after you finish it.
You know a game is good when the mere act of running around is fun
Very beautiful and poetic game, but the gameplay didn't interest me that much
Absolutely beautiful game. One of the few that makes me miss CRTs.
I saw this game as a typical Zeldoid, and it reminded me a lot of Twilight Princess, even though they came out in the same year. There is a lot of similar content: faceless enemies that appear on certain mini-arenas, "cursed" zones, on which you need to complete a quest to clear them (in Okami it's better, because in Twilight Princess we just collect beads), well, and some other stuff. Well, that's just a lyrical digression.
My main complaint about the combat system, it is boring and monotonous, much worse than the same Wind Waker 2002 (Yes, I will compare with Zelda for obvious reasons), where we can just press 1 button and draw on pause. The whole abomination of drawing on pause is the annoying looped music and having to exit and enter this "mini-game" every time. If the game had an option to slow down time and paint with a brush in those moments, it would be much better. Basically yes, I played this game for about 3 hours and it didn't show me anything interesting as the battles themselves are very casual.
The soundtrack is also very bland, but the visual style is pretty good and original.
Perhaps in the future I will try this game better and change my opinion
My main complaint about the combat system, it is boring and monotonous, much worse than the same Wind Waker 2002 (Yes, I will compare with Zelda for obvious reasons), where we can just press 1 button and draw on pause. The whole abomination of drawing on pause is the annoying looped music and having to exit and enter this "mini-game" every time. If the game had an option to slow down time and paint with a brush in those moments, it would be much better. Basically yes, I played this game for about 3 hours and it didn't show me anything interesting as the battles themselves are very casual.
The soundtrack is also very bland, but the visual style is pretty good and original.
Perhaps in the future I will try this game better and change my opinion
this game is kind of hard to come back to. it's beautiful, but...frustrating. and when it's not beautiful, it's boring.
but you know. when it's beautiful, it's beautiful.
but you know. when it's beautiful, it's beautiful.
na minha opinião okami é excelente! trilha sonora e gráficos são lindos, tem uma ótima jogabilidade e a história é bem interessante e construída. minha ressalva fica na repetitividade em alguns momentos do jogo, mas ai é quase impossível não ter momentos assim
Eu entrei nesse jogo sem saber nada e esperando algo bobo, curto e simples. COMO EU ESTAVA ERRADO
É disparado um dos melhores jogos que já joguei.
É disparado um dos melhores jogos que já joguei.
Have you ever seen "The tale of the Princess Kaguya" by Isao Takahata? It's a 2013 animated movie that adapts a classic Japanese tale, to create a movie that is not only graphically and musically masterful, but is able to tell a story that will liegitimally make you cry on multiple occasions.
Why am I comparing this animated movie to Okami, a Capcom game and directed by Bayonetta-creator Hideki Kamiya? Seems like and odd comparison at first.
Well, it's because, while these two pieces of art don't share the same messages and scope, they do share the same "soul".
Okami is an amazing experience, from start to finish.
It's a pleasure for both eyes and ears, with an artstyle and a direction that imakes it compete with the modern technological juggernauts of the videogame industry.
It has a lot of respect for the myths it draws inspiration from, but also twisted it to create a world that feels unique, enduring and incredible to live.
It has a lot of action, customization and exploration, similar to a lot of classic titles like Zelda, but it also includes a lot of messages regarding trust, growth and respect for nature.
I may sound cheesy, but the story of this game made me cry multiple times. The perfect blend of character interactions, music, graphic and expressed emotions led to the creation of one of the best moments that I ever experienced in a videogame.
It doesn't lack flaws. THe beginning of the game can feel slow, espeically on second playthroughs. And the fact that it was designed with the Wii Motion Controls in mind can lead to a bit of jankyness in some sections. But other than that... I find it fantastic.
Play Okami. In my opinion, one of the best games ever created, and my second favorite videogame of all time.
Why am I comparing this animated movie to Okami, a Capcom game and directed by Bayonetta-creator Hideki Kamiya? Seems like and odd comparison at first.
Well, it's because, while these two pieces of art don't share the same messages and scope, they do share the same "soul".
Okami is an amazing experience, from start to finish.
It's a pleasure for both eyes and ears, with an artstyle and a direction that imakes it compete with the modern technological juggernauts of the videogame industry.
It has a lot of respect for the myths it draws inspiration from, but also twisted it to create a world that feels unique, enduring and incredible to live.
It has a lot of action, customization and exploration, similar to a lot of classic titles like Zelda, but it also includes a lot of messages regarding trust, growth and respect for nature.
I may sound cheesy, but the story of this game made me cry multiple times. The perfect blend of character interactions, music, graphic and expressed emotions led to the creation of one of the best moments that I ever experienced in a videogame.
It doesn't lack flaws. THe beginning of the game can feel slow, espeically on second playthroughs. And the fact that it was designed with the Wii Motion Controls in mind can lead to a bit of jankyness in some sections. But other than that... I find it fantastic.
Play Okami. In my opinion, one of the best games ever created, and my second favorite videogame of all time.
Nunca tive um nintendo então esse foi o meu Zelda, e foi maravilhoso sem comparação tenho memórias inapagáveis, meu top 5 jogos da vida. Se não jogou apenas jogue, confia (ou não, se não gostar nem vem falar pra mim na real).