TwiztidElf
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This game is superb.
I'll be doubling down if a physical copy is released.
I'll be doubling down if a physical copy is released.
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Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess | Review Thread
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[Sigma]
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Finished with the Platinum. Got done everything you could possibly get done in the first play through which means I only needed to do the 2 extra challenges per stage in the new game+ to get to the final boss and see the true ending. Naturally it went faster this time around having done that plus now with all of soh's upgrades and most of the upgrade for villager roles. Final boss was not making it easy for me, had to find some cheese that worked lol.
Anyways, fun times.
The Ema plaques are cool getting a detailed look at enemies and such.
Also like the special illustrations in the Emaki Gallery.
Favorite Tsuba Guards: Genbu's Might, Kochin Wards, Taion's Lightning
Prefered Oka Dance over Shiden Dance for mobility(Shiden probably would have been way to go against the final boss but I didn't test it out.)
Archery Shot: Oxalis Shot(although some stages called for others)
Anyways, fun times.
The Ema plaques are cool getting a detailed look at enemies and such.
Also like the special illustrations in the Emaki Gallery.
Favorite Tsuba Guards: Genbu's Might, Kochin Wards, Taion's Lightning
Prefered Oka Dance over Shiden Dance for mobility(Shiden probably would have been way to go against the final boss but I didn't test it out.)
Archery Shot: Oxalis Shot(although some stages called for others)
Punished Miku
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Played about an hour tonight finally. Extremely fun. Troop management is easy. The art design is off the charts.
Miyazaki’s Slave
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Personally it’s exciting to see Capcom doing games like this in today’s gaming landscape.
Its niche, sure, but so is stuff like Godhand, Drakenguard, “insert Vanillaware game name here” and I hope they let their newer internal teams (assumption here) flex their design/creative muscles.
Played around 5 hours and have throughly enjoyed my time so far.
Its niche, sure, but so is stuff like Godhand, Drakenguard, “insert Vanillaware game name here” and I hope they let their newer internal teams (assumption here) flex their design/creative muscles.
Played around 5 hours and have throughly enjoyed my time so far.
BennyBlanco
aka IMurRIVAL69
I really need to try this soon. Love weird experimental stuff like this from a company like Capcom.
TwiztidElf
Member
Favourite villager classes?
Mine were Sumo, Marksmen, Ninja, Shaman and Ascetic.
There's a nice little combo with Sumo/Shaman/Ascetic.
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Im still pretty early in the game. Just got wrecked 3x on the centipede you have to light the lanterns on. What am I missing?
TheDarkPhantom
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Finished it last week, loved it. Enemy/boss design probably the best I've seen all year and I've finished a whole bunch of games. There is some unnecessary tedium with the village upgrading but I overall I dug the gameplay loop. Above all else it's one of the most unique games I've ever played, can't believe CAPCOM released something this weird/niche in this day and age, I salute them 
Also, recommended the demo to a friend who never even heard of it. He ended up loving it, buying it and getting the plat trophy, I'm doing God's work.
Also, recommended the demo to a friend who never even heard of it. He ended up loving it, buying it and getting the plat trophy, I'm doing God's work.
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[Sigma]
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You may have it done by the time of this reply but i'll mention anyway just in case. I kinda forgot all of the stuff you have access to at that point. But generally speaking, as soon as the fight start you want to order the villagers to attack and begin lighting the lanterns. Best start on the far right lantern(be there when the fight starts) and circle back and go all the way around doing that while assigning villagers to light the lantern. The villagers being woodcutters and/or archers leveled up as high as you can.
When all are lit and the centipede slowed, try attacking weak points like the tongue(you don't have to but it's for extra damage) and you should use your Tsuba Guard(Suzaka's Flame since your at the beginning of the game still) for more damage and doing damage to its stun meter. When the centipede is no longer slowed, order the villagers to defend Yoshiro(pick off some of the little centipedes or w
hatever they are called along the way) and begin assigning the villagers to the lantern again. When they are lit again, order the villagers to attack again repeating process(technically you can order the attack earlier, it really just depends on how much you have to deal with those little centipedes).
Be aware of your Tsuba Guard level, people tend to forget they have have it restocked at times during boss fights and don't use it when needed.
Mine were Ninja, Marksmen and Sumo. Cannoneer spam against certain big enemies and certain bosses. No need to mention Sorcerer because it is flat out OP lol.
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struggler_guts
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Love seeing this thread bumped, I got a solid way in on a pc gamepass trial and one day will 100% go back and buy it outright cause this is a hidden gem!
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Finally beat that damn centipede. Took me like 10 tries. I think I was just not getting core elements of the fight for a long time. All the stuff @[sigma] said is good advice. But I didnt realize the centipede is chasing me, not attacking the goddess. So I had to stay away at all times. Also lighting all the lanterns is actually bad. After the boss shrugs off the stuff it cancels all light if they're all lit. If not, they stay on. Also I just had to micromanage more intensely. Position my asetic and archer around the perimeter but keep all the woodcutters around the goddess with group defense until the boss was open. Then when open I would do all attack but still put 1 woodcutter on goddess defense always for worms.
The game is sick as hell. Legit has taken me like 7 hours to grasp how you can play it more aggessively and more technically. Its still pretty simple and easy controls but going for the side stuff like no goddess damage runs feels intense and requires understanding of how the battle system works.
Hoping I'm in for more smooth sailing for a bit. I get the sense that boss in particular is notorious from some of the youtube comments.
The game is sick as hell. Legit has taken me like 7 hours to grasp how you can play it more aggessively and more technically. Its still pretty simple and easy controls but going for the side stuff like no goddess damage runs feels intense and requires understanding of how the battle system works.
Hoping I'm in for more smooth sailing for a bit. I get the sense that boss in particular is notorious from some of the youtube comments.
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adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
No, going by Steam's page. You should be fine on an HDD.
It's a small game, 16GB only, and doesn't really do anything that would require it. The levels are all small arenas.
calistan
Member
Reminds me I should try getting back into this. I gave up on a sort of swampy level that handed me my arse.
Narrow paths with wider areas where I'd get damaged if I stepped into the goo, but enemies had no problem attacking from there. It was a bit frustrating, and now I probably can't remember how to play anyway.
Narrow paths with wider areas where I'd get damaged if I stepped into the goo, but enemies had no problem attacking from there. It was a bit frustrating, and now I probably can't remember how to play anyway.
intheinbetween
Member
Still no news about a physical version?
Heimdall_Xtreme
Hermen Hulst Fanclub's #1 Member
This game is only digital or have a physical edition?
Thick Thighs Save Lives
NeoGAF's Physical Games Advocate Extraordinaire
Unfortunately it didn't receive a physical release, but I think some physical distributor like LRG will pick this one up sooner rather than later.