Akai Katana Shin (Steam)

ory of clashes between family and old friends. These elements are tied together by strategic game mechanics, which feature a wide variety of attack methods to experiment with. Find out for yourself why this game has such a strong base of ardent fans!Contains Three Titles From Cave's Akai Katana SeriesAkai KatanaThe first arcade game of the series released in 2010. Supports two players.Akai Katana ShinA home console version with an aspect ratio of 16:9 and new game features such as Hagane and Katana.Akai Katana ZetsuBased on Akai Katana with an aspect ratio of 16:9. Game mechanics have been adjusted for balance.From Strategy Crafting to Score Attack—Versatile Enough to Play It Your WayThe player unit known as Fighter can switch between its normal form and a giant ninja known as Guardian using Soul-shift. The unit also comes equipped with two different bullet shots. Attack Mode has more power and Defense Mode boosts mobility. Make good use of a combination of forms and modes to break through enemy ranks and destroy them.Soul-shift is a crucial technique that boosts the player for a short while. In Akai Katana and Akai Katana Zetsu, timing the shift well can block enemy bullets even on a screen that's full of them. In Akai Katana Shin, generate and fire a Katana shot to quickly defeat strong enemies. The highlight of this title is the ability to negate or dispel attacks instead of simply avoiding them. Make good use of Soul-shift to turn the tide in your favor and earn a higher score. Quality Game Modes Packed With Features Settings: Adjust options such as sound volume and screen display. Turn Screen Frame on to see captions for character voices during the game. Training: Specify a stage and adjust your unit's condition to carry out individual training. Score Attack: See how far you can go with only one life. No continues or restarts allowed. Rank and replays can be saved separately from normal gameplay. Online Leaderboard: See how your score compares against other players online. Replay: Record and save gameplay data from start to end of session. Other than playing and pausing the replay, you can also use the Edit function to jump right into the game from a specific point in time.