Okami HD

PS2 2006 : L'éveil. Wii 2008 : La réalisation, l'artiste au bout du nunchuk. PC 2026 : Souvenirs, nostalgie, amour profond et indestructible de ce jeu légendaire. Can't wait l'EHPAD pour me terminer sur ce jeu une dernière fois.

I own this on 3 platforms, so my steam playtime is my lowest by far. This is simply one of the best games ever made; every single frame is crafted with love & passion, and it makes for a simple, clean and engaging little exploration, puzzle & challenge game. The brush mechanic is kind of revolutionary for its time, and the way it fits so seamlessly into the artstyle and gameplay is wondrous. Everyone should play this.

This game is so beautiful and so good, absolutely a must-play for anyone who loves gorgeous and narrative-rich games brimming with heart and soul. Replayed it here from numerous playthroughs back on my ps2 and it still holds up so well.

Issun ruins the game tbh, sick of constant text cutscenes that basically need to be skipped if you don't want to get an additional 20 hours of gameplay for the cutscenes alone. What truly set me over the edge to just straight up uninstall was that my game crashed and set me back hours because the checkpoint mechanic refuses to work like it should.

Beautiful and memorable game that will feel very familiar to someone who's played Legend of Zelda (especially Wind Waker). This is one of the most unique games I've ever played. IMO, this is one of those games that are testament to how games truly are an artform - not just toys. That's not to say that this game isn't also fun, in addition to being visually stunning. It's a fun game. Admittedly, the combat can be a bit repetitive sometimes, especially in the beginning, but as you unlock more abilities, it becomes more interesting and varied. Enemies and bosses often require a specific technique in order to be defeated, so it requires you to think and strategize. Although it's not a very difficult game. it is quite long. You'll be playing this for at least 30-40 hours from start to finish. I grew up playing games during the era that this game originally was released, but missed out on it back then. I'm really glad I finally gave it a chance and finished it after all these years of having it on my todo list. It's very much worth playing! Just like Wind Waker, this game has aged absolutely beautifully.

Ōkami HD me está gustando bastante hasta ahora. Llevo un poco más de 2 horas y lo que más me ha llamado la atención es el estilo visual, parece una pintura japonesa en movimiento. La historia al principio es algo lenta, con mucho diálogo, pero una vez que empieza se pone interesante. El sistema del pincel celestial está muy bueno, es diferente y hace que resolver cosas sea divertido. El combate por ahora es sencillo, pero se ve bien y no se siente aburrido. La música y la ambientación están muy bien logradas. Se nota que es un juego más viejo por algunas cosas, como el guardado y ciertos menús, pero en general se ve muy bien en HD. Si sigue así, creo que lo voy a disfrutar bastante.

Don't get me wrong, I may have played THIS specific Okami for 18 hours thus far, but I have played Okami fully through multiple times, even going as far as 100%ing on different consoles. PS2, PS3, Xbox 360...and now PC. I absolutely love this game, and while there are some graphic issues due to the game's age and compatibility, it runs pretty well! I haven't encountered any serious shuttering/glitches that you'd may expect from an originally PS2 game being ported to a PC. Now this is the HD remaster so the quality of the game looks much better. It's still maxed out at 30fps, which is ever so slightly disappointing, but it's not noticeable enough to me. The biggest issue I had found thus far, is if you connect your controller AFTER you boot up the game, the game has a really hard time recognizing it and will not allow you to control it without the keyboard. You must connect the controller BEFORE you boot up the game or it'll get super funky. If your controller disconnects WHILE you're on the game, it will usually come back with some button encouragements. Dig your hearts out!