This is a fine example of what action gaming was like at the turn of the millennium, but whether it'll be interesting to anyone other than older players and game historians is up for debate. This updated version of the classic game isn't a remake, but rather a re-release that's been lightly polished for modern audiences, with enhanced character models and a few new options, such as the ability to turn off the English dubbing and listen to the original Japanese actors with subtitles. Players must battle demons as they move from room to room, collecting clues and items that will help them solve contextual puzzles and taking the opportunity to save progress at special shrines whenever possible. The action's set on static painted backgrounds with fixed cameras that automatically change angles as the player moves through the environment. He dons a special gauntlet that absorbs the souls of demons he defeats, which restore his health and can be used to upgrade weapons. Players take control of a warrior named Samanosuke Akechi, who uses his samurai training to do battle with these demons. Set in feudal Japan and featuring actual historical characters - including the famous feudal lord Nobunaga Oda - it reimagines the era as being overrun by demonic forces. ONIMUSHA: WARLORDS is a remastered version of a classic PlayStation 2 game that originally launched in 2001.
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