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I mean, sure, it’s not a huge amount, but it’s more than was offered by Batman: Arkham Knight. Other than that, in Graphic Setting, we have…Ī surprising number of options. What you’re seeing there are the slightly bizarre resolution options, which I’m going to assume are something along the lines of the rendering resolution and the display resolution. Okay, let’s click the button at the top which looks like it changes the language to English, and… So let’s fire it up and see how the PC version fares, shall we?Įr.
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These brutes usually require you to learn their patterns, figure out how to exploit those patterns using your weapon type (which is generally quite slow and, in Dark Souls fashion, attacking leaves you very exposed), and whittle them down bit by bit and limb by limb.
Occasionally, you get to fight a giant monster, which is the interesting part of the game. You traverse large-ish maps broken up into smaller areas and beat up small, generally quite weak enemies. It is a monster hunting game that is not Monster Hunter. I don’t want to say it’s a Monster Hunter clone, because I don’t like using the word “clone” unless large sections of the game have pretty much been ripped off wholesale, but it’s definitely a part of the same genre.
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That was released on the Vita and the PS4 back in August 2014 in Japan, and March 2015 in the west. It got an updated re-release – Toukiden: Kiwami – which upped the number of enemies, added more characters and bits of equipment, offered several new weapon types, and expanded the story. Toukiden: The Age of Demons was a 2013 game released on the PSP and Vita. On the other hand, I also didn’t want to pay £50 just to prove to myself that, yes, it was going to be a naff port.īefore we get into the nitty-gritty of whether or not it’s worth £50 (spoiler: it isn’t) and whether or not the port is any good (spoiler: it isn’t), I should probably explain what Toukiden: Kiwami is. (Although I’m told it’s not quite that ludicrously expensive in other regions Europe in general is shafted, but in the States it’s $59.99, which is a slightly-more-acceptable £40). Or at least, I knew that it was going to have to be pretty bloody spectacular to make up for its £50 price tag, and I figured it was unlikely to even be an acceptable port. I knew that Toukiden: Kiwami was going to be a pretty crap PC port.
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