The voice work has taken an enormous leap as the actors behind digital characters become stars in their own right, and the gameplay has been refined to the point that older titles feel clunky at times ...

Onimusha 2” is a weird game. It’s worth playing, especially for people interested in the upcoming revival game.

Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny is a nostalgic ... However, there’s still plenty of fun to have with Jubei as he sets out to defeat Nobunaga. Let’s go over a few tips Whenever Jubei downs ...

The remaster of the 2002 Onimusha 2 comes with many positive QoL changes and visual overhaul, enhancing the original ...

Jubei's combat skills, at least, feel like they evolve nicely from Onimusha: Warlords (something I can not say about Devil May Cry 2). The weapons he gets throughout his journey feel more varied ...

In Onimusha 2, Jubei has a whole posse at his beck and call. There's no question that I'm meant to care about this supporting cast, but their assistance seems more incidental than it does ...

but also my favorite entry in the Onimusha series. In this game, a demonically revived Nobunaga Oda attacks Yagyu Village, home of the legendary warrior Jubei, and destroys it. Jubei returns to ...

And while a map might make a space look straightforward, Jubei may need more Oni powers or a specific item to advance. What made it special at the time, and still helps set Onimusha 2: Samurai’s ...

If you’ve played through Onimusha 2 multiple times, you might ‘enjoy’ the new Hell difficulty setting, which sees Jubei die with just a single hit – brutal stuff. On the flip side ...

Although the controls were improved, “Onimusha 2” is still a product of its generation. Moving around the world means controlling the protagonist, Jubei Yagyu, across flat images and those ...

The setup for Onimusha 2 is as 2002 as the camera. You control Jubei, the lone survivor of a village massacred by a demon lord, on his quest for vengeance. Along the way he joins forces with a ...