DHGF: When it boils down to it, Asura’s Wrath is a lot of wasted potential. In truth, it is saved from pure ridicule thanks to a few strong points. The story suffers from a poor main character and bad dialogue. The gameplay is weak across the board, while the constant QTEs don’t engage the player in a meaningful way. These two elements create a boring game with little to offer. The strong points include the presentation, the originality, and the replayability. If you mange to get into this game, you’ll find plenty to love. However, the number of people who will be able to dot that is very small. I had plenty of hope for this game, but I am left disappointed.
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Definitely a good game and loved the art style. My daughter watched me play it when she was 4 years old. I’ll have to replay it with her someday now that she’s older. It’s crazy it’s been around 11 years.
I was thinking of pulling out my PS3 super slim this winter to replay Rain, and try to tackle some of the backlog I acquired.
I love Enslaved such a sleeper hit, Asuras Wrath a very good game I still own, and I wish EA would put out a new Dante's Inferno another game I enjoyed. I never heard of the Rain game I might have to try it out might give Ebay a snoop or two.
enchanted arms and folklore most definitely.
theres also a game about a red haired guy and a girl who is a sword or something. good game
While some video games overwhelm you with sheer scale, titles like Asura's Wrath and Doom Eternal make you the boss player right upfront.
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