A new Onimusha game took so long to release because Capcom was busy with other projects, Way of the Sword's producer explained. Onimusha: Way of the Sword is set to come out in 2026, placing its ...

It's been a long time since the last new Onimusha game – 18 years, in fact – and fans of the series had all but given up on the idea of a brand-new entry in the cult classic series.

A lthough the Onimusha series launched remastered versions of its first two games in recent years, the saga hasn't released a new entry since 2006. This period of dormancy is set to end with ...

As you can see below, the promo for Onimusha brings Musashi Miyamoto to life in 3DCG. ... Ryohei Kimura as Iemon; What do you think about this first look at Netflix’s Onimusha?

The Onimusha anime series is set to release on Thursday, November 2, 2023. While no release time has been confirmed, ... Aya Yamane as Sayo, and Ryohei Kimura as Iemon. ...

Onimusha: Way of the Sword is due out in 2026 on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Check below for more information from Capcom: "Having grown in popularity as one of Capcom's best-selling properties ...

Onimusha has now been announced to be released on Netflix on November 2nd, and has celebrated the newest update for its anime with a cool looking new trailer and poster.Together with these new ...

The Onimusha Netflix anime adaptation release date is November 2, 2023. The series was originally announced on September 2022 during the Tudum Japan livestream event. Siliconera is supported by ...

It’s easy to see what Onimusha’s appeal would be in the early ‘00s. A Resident Evil-style action game is a beautiful thing on paper, and Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny is a cult classic for ...

Perhaps this is not Onimusha reimagined for 2025, but rather Onimusha filtered through 2025. That's a canny way to strike a soft reboot, for sure. At the same time, some things have changed.

Onimusha 2 builds on these foundational principles just enough for a bit of light strategy. Jubei's hammer is the best way to bring down a hulking brute, but it's too slow to handle acrobatic foes.

A game about a demon-slaying samurai indisputably deserves an encore. Considering the soundness of the concept behind the hit 2001 PlayStation 2 action adventure Onimusha: Warlords, it should come ...