Shadow Warrior

Shadow Warrior is a new version of an old action movie. Lo Wang serves as an executive for an influential corporation. The order for the ancient blade is disrupted, and the hero is left alone against otherworldly creatures. Demons come through the rifts, and the way back is closed. The sword and the barrels share the work. The barrel is changed without delay. Dash helps you avoid being hit. The passages between the arenas are marked by checkpoints. The plot revolves around debt and betrayal. The battles take place in first person. A katana chops enemies into pieces, and a firearm gives distance. Some barrels can be held one in each hand. The arenas are full of shelters and boxes. Dodges save you from heavy blows. The sword delivers heavy blows at close range. A firearm is suitable both against a crowd and against individuals. Heavy fighters require patience and dodging. Opponents can be hacked and shot at point-blank range. Opponents differ in habits. Shamans cast spells, bodyguards use pistols and rifles, and there are also demonic rabbits. Large fighters like Mother, Gozu, Warlord and Mezu block the exits. Each fighting style is designed for the hero to make mistakes. The cartridges are in boxes and on bodies. The blade in the hero's hands is recognized by its glow. Walls and boxes serve as cover from shots. The campaign is divided into a prologue and six chapters. Bosses break any defense. Each level ends with a test of the hero's skills. A missed evasion is costly. The Nobitsura Kage sword is familiar throughout the series. The arsenal includes pistols, machine guns, shotguns and rocket launchers. Shooting sometimes replaces a fair fight. Crowds of enemies fall in droves. Bosses occupy arenas and do not allow you to pass. The demons speak to Lo Wang during the fights. Leveling up improves your sword and shooting skills. For those who love a meat grinder with demons, this game is suitable.