- January 7, 2015
- Dharker Studios
Sword of Asumi
Platforms
About
"Sword of Asumi" is a visual novel game that follows the story of a skilled ninja assassin, Asumi, on her quest for vengeance. With a blend of action, drama, and romance, players will navigate Asumi's complex relationships and make decisions that affect the outcome of the story. The game features stunning anime-style artwork and a thrilling soundtrack, immersing players in the world of feudal Japan.











- Decent visual novel with good replay value and an enjoyable soundtrack.
- Interesting premise of an assassin in a high school setting with multiple endings and romance options.
- Characters are well-written and the story, while short, holds together well with engaging choices.
- The game is quite short, with some players finishing it in just a couple of hours, leading to a lack of depth.
- Many choices feel inconsequential, resulting in a linear experience despite the multiple endings.
- The writing suffers from grammatical issues and some scenes feel rushed or unfinished, detracting from the overall experience.
story
196 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game is generally considered decent but often criticized for being short, predictable, and lacking depth in character development. While some players appreciated the engaging premise of an assassin navigating a school setting with multiple endings and choices, others found the narrative to be clichéd and rushed, with inconsistencies and a lack of meaningful impact from player decisions. Overall, it offers a straightforward experience that may appeal to visual novel fans, but it may not leave a lasting impression.
“I personally really enjoyed the story and it definitely has some replay value to see the different ways the story ends.”
“Whilst it may seem simple, it is incredibly well executed, with some good twists and intrigue behind everything as you slowly uncover more of the story.”
“A lovely novel with interesting characters, a good story, beautiful artwork and a lot of story affecting choices.”
“The story is predictable and the characters aren't very interesting.”
“The writing and story aren't anything to write home about.”
“Though still, the story is very short, cliche, and rushed in its delivery; it's not very well thought out.”