Muramasa: The Demon Blade
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A 2D action game from the creators of Odin Sphere, featuring a hand-drawn, watercolor Japanese art style. Originally released on the Wii, it has since received an enhanced port for the PS Vita.
Muramasa Rebirth manages to make a awesome action game with only one attack button. The fact that it has a good variety of attacks like a slide dash or a up slash keeps the combat interesting. Each sw… Read more
Muramasa: The Demon Blade is a sidescrolling hack ‘n’ slash game for the wii developed by Vanillaware, most widely known for the sidescrolling rpg Odin Sphere and less widely known for the sidescrolli… Read more
Muramasa: The Demon Blade was released on 2009 by Ignition Entertainment. It was developed by Vanillaware, makers of the PS2 game Odin Sphere. Like Odin Sphere, Muramasa is a 2D sidescroller with beau… Read more
From the people that brought you Odin Sphere comes Muramasa: The Demon in which you will play one of two stories, or take on each story at your leisure. You will play the part of a samurai spirit that… Read more
Muramasa: The Demon Blade is a side-scrolling action game developed by Vanillaware, known for director George Kamitani’s absurdly detailed graphical style and fluid animation. I live for this kind of… Read more
With its beautifully redesigned graphics, its superb voice acting, and an astounding amount of new post-game content, Muramasa: The Demon Blade is an excellent remake of the first two games in the Mur… Read more
I really want to know why developers continuously rely on the ole "amnesia" trait for characters in their games. Not only is it old hat at this point, but it just feels like a lazy way to do an RPG. L… Read more
Title: Muramasa: The Demon Blade Release: September 8, 2009 Genre: Action/Adventure Developer: Vanilla Ware Publisher: Ignition Entertainment Platform: Wii Rating: T (Teen) The Nintendo Wii has quickl… Read more
The name “ Muramasa ” is -- to me at least -- immediately evocative of that distinctly western flavor found almost exclusively in games released from our friends over in Japan. It would seem difficult… Read more
Games often try to be an encompassing medium. So many titles attempt to have as much for the player to do as possible, with vehicle sequences, dialogue trees and time-wasting fetch quests. Variety can… Read more
I like the look of the game but I was bored from the beginning. I tried to push through it with the first two worlds but I could not do it. Thank goodness I still had Batman to go back to, to refreshe… Read more
The pastel colored leaves fall weightlessly in the amber sun, as it sets over our world. I travel, back and forth, my swords sheathed, my guard up, as I continue my journey. My journey to find who I a… Read more
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