Capcom's 'Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess' Blends Action and Strategy
The new game offers a unique mix of hack-and-slash combat and tower defense mechanics, set against a backdrop of Japanese folklore.
- Players control Soh, a warrior protecting priestess Yoshiro as she purifies the land from demonic forces.
- The game combines real-time action with unit management, requiring strategic placement of villagers to fend off enemies.
- Critics praise the game's visuals and innovative mechanics but note its narrative is sparse and combat can feel floaty.
- Rebuilding villages provides in-game rewards and adds a layer of strategy, though it can become repetitive.
- Boss fights and evolving challenges keep gameplay engaging despite some initial simplicity.