You will have objectives to go to, but you can also freely roam around to look for items both for the main quest and for various side-quests that open up. Each partner has unique abilities, like Kuni’s slashing to get rid of boulders or Nanami’s ability to fill spike pits with water.Įxploring the world is simply done by freely roaming around it. You will have sections of only controlling Chibi, but have many where you have partners with you, riding on your back and assisting you in puzzles and combat. However, the biggest new addition to the gameplay is the use of partner characters. If you’re familiar with how the original game played, then you know what I’m getting at.Ī lot of the gameplay elements resemble that of the original game. Throughout the game, you will be exploring environments as well as solving puzzles with the celestial brush and fighting through enemies and bosses when the need arises. Like Okami, this is a 3D action-adventure game. There is a large theme of preserving and reviving the beauty of nature, but there is also a very deep connection involved, showing Chibi’s growing relationships with characters from the previous games, new characters, and the many partners that you collect throughout the journey. The story of Okamiden is, like Okami, very emotional and touching. The young wolf, known as Chibiterasu, takes the artifact and celestial brush once used by his mother and sets out to rid Nippon of demons once and for all. In an attempt to re-summon Amaterasu, the Wood Spirit Sakuya manages to summon a small white wolf in the Sun Goddess’s place. Despite the final boss from the previous game being defeated, demons mysteriously return to the land, spreading chaos and cursing all of nature around it. Okamiden takes place some 9 months after the end of the original game, with Amaterasu having left Nippon. Here is a retro review for Nintendo DS title, Okamiden! Story
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Apart from ports and remasters of the original PS2 game, the developer being the Wii port made a sequel to Okami, and that’s what we are going to discuss today. Unknown to me until I was randomly browsing Amazon a few weeks back, they did make another game in the series. The game was such a unique and heart-warming adventure, we all wished they had made another game in the series. Okami released on the PS2, was ported to the Nintendo Wii, and then remastered for the PlayStation 3. For me, and a good friend of mine, Okami is one of those franchises.
There is a special place in the gaming world for every franchise, some of which many wish there were more games for.
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