The list of problems with Arashi: Castles of Sin is long, but beneath them all there's a solid experience that can be genuinely fun to play. In a market with a surplus of better options, however, it's hard to say that Arashi's limitations are worth dealing with. Arashi: Castles of Sin - Final Cut is a frustrating package of a potentially good game,...
Arashi: Castles of Sin2021
Arashi: Castles of Sin
2021 Endeavor One58Mediocre
Playtime
ShortIt typically takes about 5 hours to finish the game.
Playable on
Available on
- $29.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- August 10, 2021
- Developer
- Endeavor One
- Publisher
- Endeavor One
- Themes
- Genres
Overview
Become one with the shadows and embark on quest for justice as Kenshiro, a shinobi and the last surviving son of the noble House Arashi.
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Reception
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Mediocre- OpenCritic51from 3 reviews
Arashi: Castles of Sin: Final Cut can be enjoyable when it works; specifically, the stealth component. Even then, it doesn't do anything exceptional and the resulting formula struggles to rise above an average VR action game. That dog sure is cute, though. 🏯
Arashi: Castles of Sin Final Cut is a competent VR stealth sword-fighting action title with solid gameplay, gorgeous story cutscenes/setting, and an enjoyable array of weaponry that makes the open-ended levels a joy to complete. Unfortunately, its last-generation visuals, underwhelming AI, and occasional bugs and crashes cause this shinobi to stumble....
Arashi: Castle of Sin is a game that needs to polish many aspects in order to offer a good gaming experience that makes the player enjoy and is immersed in it. Improving these aspects can offer hours of incredible fun.
Arashi: Castle of Sin demonstrates that VR titles can offer layered and satisfying gameplay. The game provides various mission approaches, though close combat is basic. Enjoyable overall but lacks incentives for replaying missions.