http://www.rpgfan.com/reviews/Muramasa_The_Demon_Blade/index.html
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| Graphics: | 90% |
| Sound: | 85% |
| Gameplay: | 65% |
| Control: | 65% |
| Story: | 80% |
| Overall: | 69% |
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It's fitting that Muramasa was released on the Nintendo Wii. It's a "style over substance" game that is not likely to hold your attention for more than a few days. In other words, it'll fit right in with the rest of the system's library. To be fair, it's a few notches above your typical Wii Lumberjack-style game. The action is fast and amusing, the artistic design is fantastic, and there are occasional difficulties that may even exhilarate (there are challenge battles scattered around the game world. Try them ten clicks below the recommended level and you're in for a treat). The game mechanics, however, have "casual" written all over them. Muramasa is ultimately the sort of fleetingly enjoyable title that entertains for a few hours every six months before going back on the shelf.
Verdict: A pretty sweet rental.
That's very surprising, since RPGFan is not exactly a tough website, I was expecting more than 80% for this game. What do you think?
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| Graphics: | 90% |
| Sound: | 85% |
| Gameplay: | 65% |
| Control: | 65% |
| Story: | 80% |
| Overall: | 69% |
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