It's a definite must buy if you want to play something refreshing and/or you like/love Studio Ghibli's work. All in all, this game feels and plays as beautiful as it looks and once it was over, I jumped on my computer to see if there was going to be a second game. It was really fun collecting familiars, completing bounty hunts and exploring for all the hidden areas in the game.

I loved the fact that there's so much to do in the game,even after the story is over. The gameplay is really fun and feels unique, with the way you can instantly switch between all the characters and their familiars. The characters are very likeable and they each have a great story behind them. The only way to play it now is to own a past gen console, and those are getting harder and harder to come by. Even if it was digital only, fans of the game would love to see a remake or remaster that included all of the dlc. Especially since it was being told with Studio Ghibli's amazing artwork. Asuras Wrath wasnвЂ™t a perfect game, but it was a fun one. The story instantly pulled me into the game's world. The very second I started playing, my skepticism withered away. In between Gene and Saitama, there was a guy called Asura and boy, was he angry. I bought the game because I'm a fan of RPG's and Studio Ghibli.So when I heard of Ni No Kuni, I was super excited and hoping the creators didn't ruin their shot at this perfect combination. Imagine if The Hulk was a Buddhist god with 8 arms voiced by Liam OBrien, crank it times 100 and you get Asuras Wrath. From art style to game play, this game is beautiful. I never played through episode IV despite getting it on sale that rare time the DLC was on sale. Game with Studio Ghibli artwork, enough for 5 stars but this game gave moreДЄmazing game.

Asura wrath remastered