- June 27, 2013
- Omega Force
Toukiden: The Age of Demons
Toukiden is an excellent action game that will keep you entertained for hundreds of hours, and it is heartily recommended to all Vita owners.
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About
"Toukiden: The Age of Demons" is a historical role-playing game with both single-player and multiplayer options. As a Slayer, players battle monstrous Oni demons in a beautiful, Japan-inspired world, either alone or with up to three other players. The game features a rich storyline and requires grinding for character progression.




- Toukiden offers engaging combat with a variety of weapons and a unique Mitama system that enhances gameplay.
- The game features beautiful graphics and a captivating atmosphere, making it visually appealing and immersive.
- It provides a solid multiplayer experience, allowing players to team up with friends or random players online for cooperative monster hunting.
- The game can become repetitive, with boss fights often feeling like damage sponges and lacking variety in monster encounters.
- Some players have noted that the AI can be frustratingly unhelpful during missions, impacting the overall experience.
- The story and character development are considered weak, with many characters feeling like generic archetypes.
story
59 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of Toukiden is characterized by a mix of engaging atmosphere and likable characters, though it suffers from a lack of depth and originality, often relying on generic anime tropes. Players appreciate the intriguing narrative that encourages exploration, but some find the mission structure repetitive and the storytelling dragged out. Overall, while the story may not be groundbreaking, it provides enough interest to keep players invested in the game.
“The story of the game is filled with likeable characters, each with their own secrets and backstory.”
“If anything, the story and great characters will keep you coming back for more if you burn out.”
“I played through large chunks of the game several times just to continue to see how the story played out.”
“There is a story in this game, but it's nothing worth mentioning and all the characters are archetypes of generic anime characters, and not a single one of them is refreshing or feels realistic.”
“The story is a placeholder; the characters aren't developed that well.”
“The story and annoyingly dragged out storytelling.”
Monster Hunter meets Dynasty Warriors
Monster Hunter meets Dynasty Warriors in this interesting new IP from Tecmo Koei. If you like lots of farming this is the game for you when building your arsenal. The story is also gripping enough to have you wondering whats next, but if Dynasty Warriors combat is not for you, this won't change it for you.
85%More than one way to skin a monster - Toukiden: The Age of Demons review
By seamlessly blending the action style of Dynasty Warriors with a battle/collection system similar to Monster Hunter, Toukiden offers a uniquely engaging RPG experience that's exciting enough for pick up and play sessions, yet expansive enough for countless hours of replay value.
70%Toukiden: The Age of Demons Review
Toukiden is an excellent action game that will keep you entertained for hundreds of hours, and it is heartily recommended to all Vita owners.
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