So, Capcom is doing this wild thing. Next month marks the one-year party for Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess, and they’re throwing a freebie into the mix. Old-school vibes, no less.
Picture this: You get this Yashichi Waves Mazo Talisman. What it does? Slaps an 8-bit twist on some of the tunes in the game. Why 8-bit? Don’t ask me, but here we are.
This game is, uh, kind of like if you mashed up strategic chess moves and, I dunno, sword ballet? Or something. You play as Soh. He’s the dude with tons of pressure on his shoulders, guarding the Maiden Yoshiro from these spooky Seethe creatures. Drag some villagers along for help, because why not? It’s like a strategy dance-off with a side of monster purification. Oh, and time’s always ticking, day or night. Feel the stress yet?
Let’s talk Nintendo Switch 2. I mean, this thing now lets you dive into the game anywhere. Bed, bus, who cares? Adventure waits for no one. Plus, they’ve tossed in new ways to play—mouse, gyro, probably something else? There’s fresh content too, named “Otherworldly Venture.” Fancy name, right? Like the regular stuff wasn’t enough of a brain-bender.
If you’re itching to play, hit up the Nintendo eShop. The digital download’s there, just staring back at you, whispering, “Come on, try me.”
Oh, and, not to leave you hanging on a cliff here, there’s a trailer out too. Somewhere on YouTube, floating around, waiting for your eyeballs. Go find it. Or don’t. Up to you.
