Rise of the Ronin

日本が舞台のオープンワールドゲーは珍しい

ไม่สนุกเลยสักนิด สำหรับผม ความเป็นโลกเปิด ระบบควบคุ้ม ไม่ได้รู้สึกหรือวันมีชีวิตชีวาเลย เสียดายเงินและแอบรู้สึกผิดหวัง ถ้าเทียบกับ นิโอะ สนุกกว่ามาก ผมเล่น นิโอะ จบสนุก ระบบดี แต่เกมส์นี้ ไม่ได้ครึ่งของ นิโอะ เลย รู้สึกงั้นๆธรรดามาก ค่ายนี้หน้าจะไม่เหมาะกับทำเกมส์โลกเปิด

Great Game and had my fun with it. A bit long in some parts but still great.

"Ghost of Dark Souls Tsushima Creed" - I feel that this describes the game pretty well. So far I'm having fun and i haven't really had any performance issues, except the annoying fps lock that i can't seem to get rid of. I see that a lot of people say this game tanks, but even with settings on rather high settings without fsr or anything i get 60. I hate the fps lock that it forces that I can't see a way around, but it's fun otherwise.

бодро

Lo piratie a ver que tal estaba. Le meti 20hs, Decidi comprarlo y empezarlo de nuevo.

Rise of the Ronin is an open-world action RPG developed by Team Ninja and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment. Set during Japan’s Bakumatsu period, it blends historical fiction with fast-paced combat and player-driven narrative choices. The core of the experience is its combat system, which builds on Team Ninja’s established action framework. Battles are fast, reactive, and heavily focused on parries, stance management, and weapon variety. The game offers multiple weapon types and ranged options, allowing for flexible playstyles that reward aggression and precise timing. When the system clicks, combat feels fluid and highly engaging, especially in duels and boss encounters. The open world is large and packed with activities, side missions, and faction-based decisions that influence story outcomes. While it provides variety and freedom, some open-world structure can feel formulaic, with familiar mission types and repeated objectives across regions. The narrative itself is driven by political conflict and branching choices, giving players some control over alliances and consequences. Visually, Rise of the Ronin delivers a functional but uneven presentation. Character models and combat animations are strong, but environmental detail varies depending on location and performance mode. On well-optimized systems, the game runs smoothly at high frame rates, maintaining responsive combat even during intense encounters, though visual consistency can fluctuate in dense open-world areas. Some criticisms include repetitive side content and an open-world structure that does not always match the refinement of its combat system. However, its strengths in action gameplay and player agency help it stand out within its genre. Score: 8/10 – A solid and ambitious open-world action RPG with excellent combat design and meaningful choices, held back slightly by repetitive structure and uneven world design.