Samurai Vandalism

Samurai Vandalism - Mukuro serves in the personal group of the Hozuki shogunate, and one day she begins to be tormented by the question: what they are doing does not at all look like protecting order. Yamato is at war, the islands are burning, and the Byakuya organization is striving for power, and it’s too late to retreat. In addition to the main line, there are tasks on the side, and some of them open only when the path is chosen. She and the player are faced with a choice: stay in the squad, go aside, or join the enemy. Three story paths, available tasks and who the heroine will meet next depend on this decision. Units and opponents differ in composition: in some places they are infantry with spears, in others they are arrows and blade masters, and each requires its own order of attacks. Skills like healing or strengthening allies save people, and leveling up comes from completing tasks. Some battles can be resolved by conversation if the heroine has collected the necessary information. Battles are turn-based and presented as drawn illustrations: attacks, techniques and skills are played out in scenes, not animation. Leveling up allows you to create a fighter from Mukuro to suit your taste - from a swordswoman to one who relies on cunning and support. The world is half fantasy: creatures from myths live next to the samurai, and separate tasks are associated with them. There are enough bloody and explicit scenes in the story, so it should only be played by adults. Yamato Island lives by its own customs, and local myths and rumors about Byakuya pop up in conversations. There are plenty of scenes of violence and explicit moments, so only adults should start the project. It takes several evenings to complete, and the endings are very different from each other. For those who love stories about choosing sides and are willing to read a lot of text between fights.