The player steps into the protagonist’s role, explore the world from a third-person perspective, and battle against using his sword and samurai skills to become the master. The game introduced the combat system from the previous title and simplified the stats such as Attack, Defense, Durability, and Quality. After that, a choice appears on the screen, introducing the player to diverse life of a samurai. As the story advances, the little girl shares his rice ball with the protagonist, giving him energy.
In the game, the player starts his struggle as a starving ronin, which destroyed at the famous trading island-city gate known as Amahara. The game serves as the prequel to Way of the Samurai and offers enhanced gameplay, improved mechanics, and smooth controls. Way of the Samurai 2 is an Action-Adventure and Single-player video game developed by Acquire and published by Spike for PlayStation. With engaging gameplay, superb graphics, and cool controls, Way of the Samurai is the best game to play. However, the player starts the game with the access to only one sword. There are 40 different kinds of swords available. Battling is done with different samurai swords. Aside from the direct involvement of the player in selecting the story, the gameplay heavily revolves around combat. Three different factions are competing against each other for the control of the remote village each faction has its own agenda. The game starts with the player, assuming the role of the ronin named Kenji, reaching in the fictional outpost known as Rokkotsu Pass.
The notable feature of the game is branching storyline, enabling the player decisions to modify the story’s course radically. The game takes place in the 19th century and set in Japan, where the player assumes the role of the protagonist, a ronin who wanders into the village and struggle to involve in the battle between rival clans. Way of the Samurai is an Action Role-playing, Adventure, Single-player and Multiplayer video game developed by Acquire and published by Spike for PlayStation.
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