Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams is the fourth installment in Capcom's action adventure series. Dawn of Dreams features all-new characters based on historical figures.

Whereas previous games in the series left you wanting more, halfway through disc one of Dawn of Dreams you're already wondering whether you can take another 10 hours of repetitive demon slaying.

Action Games Onimusha 2's remaster is a wonderful celebration of a messy and bloated sequel to one of my favorite PS2 slashers. ... Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams.

Onimusha, one of Capcom's best franchises, needs a comeback. Blade Warriors and Tactics spin-offs were not as impressive. Warlords, Dawn of Dreams, and Samurai's Destiny were memorable. Among the ...

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There's something about the textures of the PS2 era that still look amazing to me, and this Onimusha 2 remaster does a stellar job ensuring it's shown here in all its glory – just crisped up.

Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams is situated in 1598 and will have several new features and additions over previous titles, such as a new camera system, updated graphics and optimized gameplay mechanics.

Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams is the fourth installment in Capcom's action adventure series. Dawn of Dreams features all-new characters based on historical figures.

S et 15 years after the death of cackling warlord Oda Nobunaga in Onimusha 3, Dawn of Dreams revolves around Soki, a young, blond, samurai ogre (or Oni) who uses twin broadswords to chop his way ...

As Onimusha devotees will already know, Dawn of Dreams is the fourth instalment in the PS2 series, and takes place some 16 years after the events of Onimusha 3. Players control Soki, a young ...

Capcom's beloved franchises are vast and varied, ranging from fighters, like Street Fighter, to side-scrollers, like Mega Man, to feudal Japanese adventures, like Onimusha. Set to be the fourth ...