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Worried about Onimusha's difficulty after the demo? I have the death count to prove the full game's got teeth

Plenty of challenge awaits in Onimusha: Way of the Sword once you get past the game's opening hours.

Worried about Onimusha's difficulty after the demo? I have the death count to prove the full game's got teeth

When Capcom demoed the game Onimusha: Way of the Sword a few months ago, some action game fans expressed concern that the game would lack challenge. Capcom producer Akihito Kadowaki addressed these concerns in a video, explaining that the demo only showcased the early story and that the final game would feature tougher bosses and enemies.

After playing the full game, the producer confirmed that the game is indeed challenging. While the first few hours might be easy for experienced action game players, the game gradually becomes more demanding. Players will face groups of enemies, each with unique abilities that require careful timing and strategy to overcome. The bosses, in particular, are ruthless and will punish even the most skilled players.

Despite some complaints about the game's difficulty, the producer believes that the game strikes a good balance between accessibility for beginners and challenge for experienced players.

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