Although I can't hold this against the game too much, as you probably only spend half an hour total fighting mobs and they pace out the grander fights where I think the combat is much more enjoyable.

Or like grabs, or something to break up the fights. I would have liked the heavy attack being a modifier at the end of light combos instead of a disjointed heavy on a cool-down. I'm happy that I was given a launcher, some gap closers and stuff, but you really don't have much variety in combat. Asuras Wrath Gameplay Inspired by Asian mythology and fused with science fiction, Asuras Wrath aims to redefine the action genre by delivering unprecedented levels of dynamism, drama and interaction. I enjoy 3D brawlers and this wasn't bad or anything but it probably could have been more interesting. The actual melee combat (specifically against mobs of generic enemies) was probably the weaker element of the game. I gotta thank the YouTube channel otakuman23, where I sourced these screen shots. No, it's not gonna win any AWARDS with it's gameplay, but by comparison, Kakarot fails miserably at every thing that made AW good, even taking note of how little the games have in common. The gameplay throughout shifts between a third person action and a rail shooter game.

I tried to highlight some memorable shots from just the first hour of the game in screen shots below. Asura's Wrath was a fun game that was full of spectacle and made you feel pretty powerful throughout. The gameplay of Asura's Wrath is a combination of multiple genres, while overall is presented in the style of an episodic anime series. The cut-scenes have some really terrific cinematography too. The game looks gorgeous, the art style felt super unique and thematically it fit well with the game.

Asura wrath gameplay