Way of the Samurai 4

March 21st, 2012

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Systems
Action-Adventure
Developer(s):

Acquire

Publisher(s)

XSEED Games, NIS America

Platform(s)

PC, PS3

ESRB

m

Released

March 21st, 2012

Developer(s)
Acquire
Publisher(s)
XSEED Games, NIS America
Platform(s)
PC, PS3
ESRB
m
Released
March 21st, 2012

WHERE TO PLAY

DIGITAL
PHYSICAL

Description

The Way of the Samurai series is widely renowned for allowing players to make far-reaching decisions that can radically alter the course of the story and this, the fourth entry in this thrilling series and previously exclusive to the PS3, is no exception! Now all the sword wielding action, adventure and drama of the Way of the Samurai series comes to PC for the very first time, continuing the series’ blend of customization, exploration, action gameplay and quirky humour.

Way of the Samurai 4 takes place in the humble port town of Amihama during the mid 19th Century, several years after the arrival of the “black ships” from the West ended Japan’s long history of cultural isolation. Amihama’s downtown area has slowly been converted to a “Little Britain,” complete with European-styled buildings, occupied by an influx of adventurous foreign settlers. Not everyone welcomes these new residents though, and three distinct factions with opposing ideals begin to take shape.

You must take on the role of a master-less samurai looking to establish yourself in this conflicted land of opportunity and uncertainty. It is up to you to decide which faction to support in an almighty conflict amongst the region’s three powers, and so direct the course of Japan’s history.


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'Way of the Samurai 4' Review
5 /10

Read our 'Way of the Samurai 4' review to find out if the latest installment in the series is still worth a purchase - despite a number of poor design choices.

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