Now that we're living in a KPop Demon Hunters and Jujutsu Kaisen world, yokai-smiting action game Kemuri should be a slam dunk
Kemuri attempts to blend modern aesthetics with traditional yokai lore, but the execution falls short. While the combat system is dynamic, it lacks depth, making battles feel repetitive over time. The art style is vibrant, yet at times it feels like a chaotic mix rather than a cohesive vision. The narrative, though intriguing, often gets lost amid flashy visuals and frenetic action. - Character designs are appealing, but they lack significant development. - The soundtrack is catchy, yet not memorable, blending into the background. Overall, Kemuri has potential, but it needs to refine its focus to truly resonate with players. A stronger narrative backbone and deeper gameplay mechanics could elevate the experience significantly. For fans of the genre, it’s worth a look, but don’t expect a masterpiece. Read more here
