The musical score for Asura's Wrath is excellent and does a nice job of complimenting the action. It looks great and is something you can really appreciate if you take the effort to understand the storyline. The worlds you see are extravagant, mystical creations that you won't find outside of a Japanese creation. Sometimes the text is a bit hard to read if the bottom of the screen is made of darker colours but most of the time it is fine. This seems fairly simple but its amazing how many games can struggle to pull this off. All the scenes look spectacular and give correct camera angles to receive the full experience.

It's an incredibly busy scene which holds up nicely.īeing more of an interactive adventure than anything else, the choreography of the cut scenes is incredibly important. Early on in the game a giant creature breaks its way through earths core and starts attacking the demigods. Throughout my time with the game I didn't encounter any frame rate dips, which is surprising since there are times when a lot of stuff is happening at once. Characters each have distinguishable features and the animations are spot on. The game looks stunning and every part of the game has been lovingly crafted to provide a high level of detail. To me the game looks like a hybrid combination between hand drawn images that have been given a cartoon style overlay. The art direction of this title is quite an unique experience which I can best associate to the fighting series Street Fighter. This was an interesting gamble that was very hit or miss as the interactive side of the game coupled with the vast amount of time watching cut scenes may deter some gamers. While this is a full on action game at heart, the whole story is broken up into episodes and mimics a television series by having 20 minute stories which overall meld together to form the game. The developers took a few risks when creating this game involving how the game is presented. The rage built up inside is granted however and allows you to unleash complete fury on your foes which is always exciting. I have never ever played a game before where the main character has that many underlying issues that causing him to have extreme anger at almost every turn. Asura's Wrath, the one word I can use to describe it is mental.

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