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Games/John Romeros Daikatana/Reviews
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John Romero's Daikatana
John Romero's Daikatana is a tale that begins in the dystopian future of 2455AD Japan, where a simple martial arts instructor must recover a magical sword and travel through time to return Earth to its rightful setting. Suck it down.
This game needs to be sent back in time.
I used to have this game a long time ago, but now I got rid of it. I destroyed it with an axe and burned it. This game's development has been troubled. John Romero, who is famous for his work at id So… Read more
Daikatana: With a little more work it could be considered awful.
My expectations were low. They were somewhere between my ankles and two feet below the earth. After playing through the first level, they were easily surpassed. The mosquito enemies were nigh impossib… Read more
Daikatana: With a little more work it could be considered awful.
I avoided Daikatana when it was first released. The immediate disdain for the product displayed by my peers in grade school coupled with the disgust I saw online kept my brother and I from spending ou… Read more
I played it so you don't have to!
Daikatana has a storied history which is covered sufficiently in the wiki and elsewhere. This review will concentrate on the game itself, rather the history behind the game. Daikatana is mediocre at b… Read more
Do not waste your money on Daikatana.
I would like to start off this review by saying: Do not waste your money on Daikatana. I know thats a pretty harsh way to start off a review, but I have never been more serious in my life. And I'm a p… Read more