An unbelievably immersive experience; visually stunning graphics; perfectly suited music.
Long load times; weak battle system; iffy paintbrush controls.
Although its gameplay closely resembles the Legend of Zelda series, Okami offers a truly unique and immersive gameplay experience that is not to be missed.
Abstract: The world is a painting. As I step into it for the first time, I am taken in by every shape, object, and color. Trees, grass, flowers - are these the things gamers are really interested in? Somehow this world has made them interesting. As I land a jump...
Abstract: Okami is the story of the Shinto sun god returning to Earth in the form of a white wolf, out to restore landscapes beset by a particularly grubby evil with ethereal brush strokes, claw swipes, and the help of a strange little bouncing bug. Sure, its p...
Stemningen i spillet som virkeligt fanger én. Grafikken og den innovative stil spillet er blevet lavet i, som sammen er opskriften på Okami - et næsten perfekt spil!
Vi keder os stort set aldrig, men dialogerne kan godt være lidt irriterende efter et stykke tid.
Some of the best visuals of any PS2 game, Unique "celestial brush" system adds interesting twists to exploring and combat, Epic-sized quest will take you more than 30 hours to finish, Good amount of side quests and minigames add lasting value.
Combat is a little too easy overall, Lots of text dialogue but no speech.
Okamis visual design instantly stands out, but it turns out to be just one of many inspired aspects of this impressive action adventure game. ...
Abstract: This one’s special, folks. I may as well tell you that now because you’ve probably already scrolled down to look at the bloody score anyway. And yes, Okami genuinely deserves it. Released in the UK as the PS2’s lifespan draws to a close, Okami is witho...
Absolutely stunning looks, it’ll last you an age, plays a charm
dies and have done with the consequences though. No, you’ll find yourself helping out villagers in their time of need too. So this wolf isn’t all big and bad. Up to now you’re thinking this all sounds like your typical ...
You may not think of games as art, but Okami ought to be hanging in the National Gallery
