An action-packed sword combat game from Marvelous, with hyper-active, high-flying battling focusing on air combat action (including "Sword Time" for intense juggling airborne combos.) Music theme by Kaori Natori. Released under the full title Tensei: Swords of Destiny in early 2005 in Japan, this sword-based action game is set in China and focuses on airborne attacks which are referred to as "Sword Time." Playing as main character Raiun, you find yourself equipped with a legendary sword, the Tensei Ken. Each of the game's stages has multiple missions which are freely selectable by the player.
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this game is not very good. it controls bad and the story isn't good enough to make playing it worth it. i'll finish it at some point but don't play this one
Swords of Destiny basically Coolest dmc1
Nothing much to say about this one I expected way worse walking into it but it turned out to be ok
The main giant flaw is the horrendous camera in this game it pans up way too high way too fast and you can't see shit sometimes not completely unplayable but enough to be obnoxious.
There was 1 or 2 cool boss fights that force you to actually time your attacks to be effective but the rest are just whatever.
That's really the best way to sum up this whole game just whatever.
The main giant flaw is the horrendous camera in this game it pans up way too high way too fast and you can't see shit sometimes not completely unplayable but enough to be obnoxious.
There was 1 or 2 cool boss fights that force you to actually time your attacks to be effective but the rest are just whatever.
That's really the best way to sum up this whole game just whatever.
It's definitely a game already made.
Good game with interesting premise, has some jank but also charm. There's the ocassional annoying section/enemies, sometimes suffers from some repetitive level design. In the end it's worth checking out but don't expect a groundbreaking action game.