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About This Game When a global war nearly decimated humankind, an evil military organization called Oniken takes advantage of the situation to dominate and oppress the few remaining survivors. Even though any resistance to this organization seemed hopeless, a small rebel movement organizes strikes against Oniken. One day, a ninja mercenary named Zaku offers his services to the resistance for unknown reasons. His moves are lethal and now he is the resistance's only hope.Oniken is an action platform game highly inspired by the 1980's, its games and its movies. You can see this not only in the graphics and sound design, but also in Oniken's story and difficulty. Don't Worry, You Will Die A Lot Of Times. Every copy of Oniken comes with digital versions of the game manual and the original soundtrack.FeaturesGraphics, sounds and difficulty from the 8-bit eraCinematic cutscenesOver 18 boss fightsSix missions, three stages eachAn extra mission after you beat the gameBoss rush modeNot difficult enough? Try the new HARDCORE MODEGlobal LeaderboardsFull pixelated violence b4d347fde0 Title: Oniken: Unstoppable EditionGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:JoyMasherPublisher:JoyMasherRelease Date: 5 Feb, 2014 Download Oniken: Unstoppable Edition .zip It does feel like actual NES game that could be released back in the 80's. Music & graphics are just amazing! Great challenge. Highly recommend! 5/5. Loks exactly like a NES game and even plays like one. Can't say how good it is though, have to play more. I am so bad at it and I didn't even finish the first level. Shame on me, huh?. Update: On level 4, I think I almost beat it, but the game has broken my will to live, this game is HARD!Played the demo a few times and snagged the game. Playing through the first few levels I'm really enjoying this game. It certainly has the retro feel to it. It is certainly getting harder and still loving it. How did I miss this title? If you are looking for an old school game and want something new, with a challengeI HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS. Here is my experience with the demo if you are curious:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GS5IuxF4uNo. If you're looking to polish those long-rusty retro gaming skills look no further. Oniken harkens back to the days when difficulty equalled longevity. If you want to see the end of this game get ready to work for it. Add in beautiful sprite work and tight controls and you have the perfect game to scratch that Classic Ninja Gaiden itch.. Rating: 8/10Oniken is a fun little platformer that pays hommage to NES titles such as Ninja Gaiden and Rygar; however, takes all the elements that makes those titles good and makes it it's own, even the difficulty. It has a lot of polish in all the right areas; however, it does have it's quirks. Here are all the noticable pros and cons I picked up while playing this wonderful, yet difficult game:+ Has a fully animated opening cinematic shown before even seeing the main menu.+ Super tight jump controls that feels just right.+ Diverse repertoire of enemies offer a sense accomplishment when defeated.+ Hidden breakable walls offer reward for exploration.+ Level design polish in the form of animations on breakable things that normally wouldn’t be breakable, such as falling rocks. Some developers would simply program them fall vertically and damage the player accordingly; however, JoyMasher goes above and beyond, and as a testament to the quality of their game via polish, you can slash their rocks.- Oniken launches in a windowed launcher that lets the player have access to features should have been handled in the main menu instead.- Limited supply of powerups diminish the player experience, there are literally two: Sword Powerup and Grenades.- Where Oniken did succeed in learning from it's predecessor's mistakes, it falls short with it's convoluted grenade throwing mechanic. - Unbalanced gameplay difficulty makes for more of a three-yard hurdle by the second stage, forcing the player through three long unique sections of the game that feel like they should all three be their own stages.. Try to imagine Fist of the North Star, Berserker, Strider, Contra and Ninja Gaiden having a NES/Famicom baby during the early '90s - the outcome would basically be Oniken.As sword-wielding Zaku it's up to you to slice up enemies through 6 pretty challenging stages and to save the world from an evil overlord and his menacing cyborg army. Especially the later sections in the game are quite tough but still manageable if you memorize the boss patterns and make use of some simple methods.Even though many players may not be impressed by the pseudo 8-Bit graphics, I still must stress out the smooth pixel artwork. The devs sure have a good taste of gory Anime shows and rock hard sidescrollers from the golden past. Music, sound effects and even controls all feel like a legit NES game and do their job perfectly. Sweet.The only letdown is that it's not really a long game at the end of the day. Sure, the later stages indeed consume a lot of time until you beat them, but theoretically it's possible to see the ending after half an hour if you're really good. Ultimately I can say that Oniken represents a solid Strider/Ninja Gaiden clone with some really nice moments and awesome boss fights. Preferably get it during sales when it's almost free. And beat the game in Hardcore Mode if you've got balls of steel.7/10. Would be better with a better checkpoint system.. This game is GREAT!It's exactly what it looks like, a classic 2d platformer/action game similar in style to the original Ninja Gaiden games.It's straightforward, and to the point, I like that. You get short cutscenes inbetween stages that progress the story, and then you're right back into the action.Definitely something you're going to want to play if you're a fan of the genre.. Feels like the old NES, and it's beatiful.. Love the art style of the game, it reminds me a lot of Fist of the North Star. The game is an adventure game that is a tribute to the old school NES days and it plays like one too. This is NES hard. Excellent soundtrack, the graphics are nice in an old school style sort of way. The controls are a bit hard to control with the keyboard so I highly recommend playing with a gamepad. I used a wired xbox 360 controller and the controls were excellent and very responsive. This is an 8/10 for me.