The player makes use of this little hamlet as a central hub. This small Japanese-esque village manages to maintain a façade of normalcy despite being located in the front lines. It does sound cheesy most of the time but it does have a strong inclination to push the player forward.Įverything starts in the humble town of Utakata. Others simply wish to put a smile on the hopeless people and bring optimism back to their weary hearts.
Some find being a Slayer a means for them to exact revenge, or to pay back for their past sins. They do help during missions but the story’s progression is founded on their heartaches and reasons as to why they joined the cause. The supporting characters are more than just bystanders to humanity’s plight. It works and builds itself up steadily during the course of the single player campaign. And you, the player, are part of that sort of A-team.Īs I’ve stated before, Toukiden is a hunting game with a solid plot. Slayers, elite individuals tasked to counter the opposing forces, stand ready to serve as humanity’s last line of defense. There is however a fine line that demons can’t cross to achieve the victory that they constantly strive for. The lives of people in the villages attempt to be that of the usual, but the threat is always there, impeding progress and stymieing peace. Endless legions of demons are raging to pour over the Earth, destroying and corrupting everything in their path. Toukiden’s world is that of hopelessness. The kicker is that it also includes the original game. The new version adds more missions, four more allied NPCs, three new weapons, and heck of a lot of features in the end-game and coop. Riding on the waves of success, developer Omega Force decided to extend the adventure further by introducing an expanded version, Toukiden: Kiwami, and luckily, we have one for review. It did copy but it was undeniably fun with its unique storyline and design. Released in Q1 2014, this hunting game felt similar to Monster Hunter, yet it exudes a unique feel to it. Yet, we were still awaiting for that one single game that would keep our fragile hunting-based friendship together. We were smashed with the knowledge that our beloved coop game won’t appear on a Sony handheld. As always, fate has a funny way of striking down gamers’ dreams.
TOUKIDEN 2 WEAPONS TREE SERIES
We were fans of the series and were bent on continuing with our hunting adventures in a more formidable hardware. When the PS Vita was announced, me and my friends were looking forward to a new Monster Hunter adventure.
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