

Onikira - Demon Killer
Digital Furnace Games · 2015 · Action, Indie, Adventure, Platformer, Beat 'em up
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About Onikira - Demon Killer
Slash through feudal Japan as lone samurai Yamazaki Jiro, battling demons from the underworld using four devastating weapons and over forty unlockable moves across seven hand-painted levels. This 2D beat-em-up uniquely fuses deep combo-driven combat with platforming mechanics, letting you wall-jump, grapple, and launch enemies into environmental hazards for dynamic, expressive combat encounters.

Developed by Irish-based indie, Digital Furnace Games, Onikira: Demon Killer is an awesome side-scrolling, 2D beat’em-up set in fantasy feudal Japan. As Yamazaki Jiro, a lone samurai, players battle to prevent the forces of the Japanese underworld, Yomi, from consuming the land of the living.
Onikira: Demon Killer blends together complex deep fighting mechanics usually found in traditional 3D beat-em’ups, like Ninja Gaiden or Bayonetta and merges them with classic 2D platform-game mechanics. Onikira’s expressive fighting system enables players to engage in whichever way suits them best. Some players will prefer to go toe-to toe with heavy weapons and mash buttons while others will opt for a ranged game style, avoiding heavy melee encounters. Try launching an enemy into the air, wall jumping to position yourself above them then Katana Slaming them into the ground. Switch weapons to the Naginata and use the Naginata Lift and air dash moves to stay in the air and off crumbling platforms, while pulling enemies up to you to be dispatched in mid-air. Whip out your grappling hook to grapple between platforms, across chasms or fiery pits, all the while fending off enemies.
Onikira: Demon Killer boasts seven challenging areas and players can express themselves with over forty uber-cool moves, using four devastating weapons. Each level is littered with foul demons that players must dispatch back to the underworld and players must also face two mini-bosses and two epic mega bosses. Every level is crammed full of environmental aids to help the player in combat encounters. Slice the support pillars off a building and watch it crush your enemies as it collapses, or use your moves to fling enemies into spikes, pits, or the path of moving deadly objects. Be careful though, as dropping a building on your own head is known to cause sadness!

Unique high-level combat – Onikira mixes 2D platform game elements into the combat system to make something special. Moving platforms, wall jumping, wall running and grappling all serve to make for dynamic and emergent combat encounters.
Seven Areas – the narrative unfolds over highly polished and gorgeous hand-painted levels featuring rain drenched villages, destroyed opulent cities, mountaintop locations and an erupting volcano.
Master unique weapons – Each weapon - sword, tetsubo, naginata or arm blades - has multiple unlockable moves which can result in massive combo chains when moves are strung together. Combo chains turn directly into score multipliers.
Responsive and Expressive Combat System – players are rewarded for strategic and skill-based fighting. Play flows naturally from move to move, allowing the player to create new combos that haven’t been designed explicitly by the developers.
Soul Shop – souls are the currency of Onikira. Use them to revive your health and trade them. At certain points inside each level, the player will find rifts into Yomi where benevolent spirits will trade moves for collected souls.
Challenge Arenas – players complete combat related challenges and improve their score and skill to gain achievements. The arenas are fully integrated into Steam’s online leaderboards.
Specific enemy types – with their own unique vulnerabilities, every enemy emphasises a particular fighting style, like a floating, possessed Mempo mask that encourages the use of air game or a monstrously twisted high-ranking samurai, where hit and run tactics are the best way to stay alive.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Yeah, its bad.. the "digital furnace" burnt this one to a crisp..... mobile quality abandonware.11 found this helpful
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Very often crashes...
Not recommended - the canned attack animations are annoying and the grappling hook sections gamble about what it will target if anything at all and it is all kinds of gross pain to use. I had relatively few stability issues with the game - it can hang if you use Cheat Engine or task switch a little too much. If it really is a mobile port, then it makes sense that it might crash on high resolutions and fullscreen gameplay. Try windowed and a lower resolution if it crashes. Remember - just because it lets you select a high resolution, does not mean they are play-tested at all. Few things in this game seem to be. It is not particularly well optimized. I beat it with an integrated Intel mobile GPU. The game design is pretty awful. Some parts were clearly not play-tested much such as the grappling hook aiming (read: it is about as accurate as Magic 8-ball as in not at all). The game feels like it is shoddily put together in the same as some Xbox 360 ports are. The platform is literally painful. Trying to walljump back to the same wall is slippery and wrecks the wrists. The wind and hostile steam mechanics suck. There is a recurring glitch where the semi-lethal steam appears invisibl…
Toilet Bowl Deluxe
Great game although I fell out of the map
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