Ōkami HD (2012)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure
Themes:Action, Fantasy, Historical, Comedy
Game modes:Single player
Story:Six years after the release of the original, Okami finally graces a new generation of consoles on the PS3 as a downloadable title via the PlayStation Network. With full, native 1080p graphics, Okami HD breathes new life into the classic hit. Okami HD also takes full advantage of the PS®Move motion controller, providing players with a new way to play. With newly enhanced visuals, optional Move controls, and the ability to earn trophies, Okami HD is the definitive version to own!Show more
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I got this game for Wii way back in the day and it was/is so much fun. There was some annoyances with the Wii mote not drawing properly when trying to do some of the drawings in some levels, but overall a really fun game.
I really want to go back and replay this but wanting to do it on PC and through gog.
This game still holds up to this day. I still remember playing through the game and it really did feel like it was like 3 games in one with how long it was and how much content when playing it. From the visuals which look awesome, to the music, and the feeling you get when you clean up and area with the music and stuff blooming etc always was a nice feeling and fun. Getting stronger, new weapons, and learning new moves made it that much more fun the further you got.
For the longest time after playing the game for the first time on Wii I wondered about a sequel and got my hopes up when the DS game came along. But now recently after seeing the teaser that they are working on a Okami II has me pretty excited.
I wanna go back and re-explore this world again. Capcom what are you doing, put this on gog already. Would be pretty nice to be able to play this these days while waiting for Okami II to show up here as well in so many years. I want to play as Amaterasu again and draw away the pollution.
My husband bought it for me back in 2007, and it was love at first sight. 💖 I spent countless nights playing Ōkami, fully immersed in the beautiful world and the adventures of the fluffy Amaterasu. Almost 20 years later, my love for this game and its captivating heroine remains just as strong. 🐺✨
The stunning and unique graphics of Ōkami are truly a visual masterpiece. The art style, inspired by traditional Japanese sumi-e ink painting, gives the game a timeless and breathtaking aesthetic. This precious gem of a game should never be forgotten. 🎨🏮
This game is fun. Lots of people say it's old but I don't think it really is. I could of sworn this game was on GOG last year for a little but got removed? Who knows anyway
I played 3 versions of this game in total: the Wii version, the PS3 version & the HD Steam version.
All the way back from the Wii version when I was a kid, I knew that this game was awesome.
Everything, from the artstyle, the music, the dialogue & the folklore made this game an unforgettable experience.
Please, don't let this game remain in DRM Hell, although I know how litigious Capcom can be with that sort of thing.
I remember seeing the original PS2 game in a store, with the Capcom logo and immediately realizing I was in front of a true masterpiece. And I was right. I brought it home and immediately loved the artwork, the gameplay, the humor, the references to other Capcom games and the story. And the fact my wife also instantly loved the game confirmed to me I was witnessing a true milestone in gaming history.
This game is a gem, and more people must have the chance to experience it. So yes, if there's a single game that deserves being on this list, this one is it.
Loved playing the PS2 version, recently played the HD version on Steam and it did not feel great. Random crashes and compatibility issues soured my experience. Really hope the GOG team can deliver not only a DRM-free version of this masterpiece but also a more refined experience before the sequel comes out.
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