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Oniken: Unstoppable Edition Free Download [cheat]

7/6/2019

 

Oniken: Unstoppable Edition Free Download [cheat]



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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.

Features


  • Graphics, sounds and difficulty from the 8-bit era
  • Cinematic cutscenes
  • Over 18 boss fights
  • Six missions, three stages each
  • An extra mission after you beat the game
  • Boss rush mode
  • Not difficult enough? Try the new HARDCORE MODE
  • Global Leaderboards
  • Full pixelated violence

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Title: Oniken: Unstoppable Edition
Genre: Action, Indie
Developer:
JoyMasher
Publisher:
JoyMasher
Release Date: 5 Feb, 2014


Minimum:

  • OS: Windows XP
  • Processor: 1.0 GHz Processor
  • Memory: 512 MB RAM
  • Graphics: 32MB VRAM Integrated Graphics Card
  • DirectX: Version 9.0
  • Storage: 100 MB available space
  • English,French,Czech




    Hard as nails ninja gaiden inspired side scroller. Reminiscent of the 8\/16 bit greats yourl find a fair amount of nostalgia here... And game over screens. Great game. Hard as nails ninja gaiden inspired side scroller. Reminiscent of the 8\/16 bit greats yourl find a fair amount of nostalgia here... And game over screens. Great game. Oniken is an NES-style action game with a lot of spirit, but it’s ultimately not very fun and I can’t quite recommend it. Now don’t get me wrong, there’s some good stuff to talk about here. When the game’s action works, it works very well: I definitely had several nice moments where I was really in the zone, wasting enemies, lobbing grenades, and managing to survive on just a sliver of health. If you’ve ever found yourself pining for the days of deadly, challenging, two-button NES action, Oniken is specifically designed to scratch that itch. The 8-bit graphics are really well-done, the music is pretty good, and there are plenty of cool (if strangely wordy) Ninja Gaiden-like cut scenes.

    Unfortuntaely, these strengths can’t make up for the game’s weaknesses. Oniken is an extremely difficult game, but its difficulty doesn’t always feel compelling or well-earned. There are tons of cheap deaths and lame obstacles that seem more interested in punishing you than giving you an interesting and fun challenge. The platforming sections are terrible; whenever you have to jump around and hang from something, the game becomes especially annoying. The levels are also way too long, which can’t be said of most of the NES games that Oniken wants to emulate; those old games are tough but they usually dole out the action in bite-sized pieces. Oniken, on the other hand, just feels like a slog. When I beat a mission in Oniken, I thought “ugh, I’m glad that’s finally over” and not “that was a fun and worthwhile way to spend my time.”

    I love tough NES action games like Shatterhand, Ninja Gaiden, Shadow of the Ninja, etc., so I was very prepared to enjoy this. However, I think that Oniken only takes certain things from those games (difficulty, art style) but leaves out the stuff that actually made them great (fun, creating a compelling experience for the player). If you're a real old school NES head, I can definitely see how this game would interest you, but it's just not very good. If you're extremely curious and you really want to play it, the game goes on sale a lot and shows up in bundles, so wait until you can get it on the cheap.. I was a little damning with faint praise when I mentioned Oniken in my review of Odallus: The Dark Call. I wasn't really sold on Oniken when I picked it up during a holiday Steam sale, being put off by the somewhat stiff controls and punishing difficulty, I didn't see it through past stage 3. However, coming off the high of Odallus prompted me to give Joymasher's debut another shot.

    Oniken is tough. Sunsoft tough. Players who cut their teeth on games like the NES Batman and Journey to Silius will know what I'm getting at. Fast reflexes do play a part in your success, but memorizing the kinds of things a stage will throw at you and being able to consistently execute are paramount. It will throw you into that good kind of old school difficulty rage fit, that which motivates you to keep trying and not let that cheating♥♥♥♥♥game get the better of you. Unfortunately it also suffers from "try to get to the boss with enough health and wail on it in hopes that it dies before you do" syndrome, but a lot of the B-list games from the 8-bit era fell into this trap.

    All that said, Oniken is a linear affair, and aside from the somewhat less than well hidden 1UP icons that resemble game mascots who never existed to collect in each stage, it won't exactly put your nipples in a vice grip to give it more than one shot after the end credits roll. Unless you're some kind of masochist and want to try hardcore mode. However, Oniken nails the goal of being a labor of love to late-80s manga-inspired cyberpunk platformers, with great-looking visuals in the cutscenes and some catchy tunes that make use of a limited sound channel set. Pick it up if you find it on sale, just be in for a teeth-grinding time.. If you're planning to play this on linux I would strongly reconsider purchasing this game. I've never had it work properly on linux and I believe that is a fairly common issue with Oniken.. 10/10

    Honestly, one of THE BEST retro indie games I've ever played.

    Brings back the good memories from the NES era: great old-school graphics, epic soundtrack and amazing gameplay.

    I would recomend it to every side-scrolling platformer/NES lover. Buy it, play it. You won't regret that.. My problem with this game is that it doesn't inspire me to continue. Like other modern throwback platformers (Meatboy, I Wanna Be The Guy, WHATEVER) Oniken sets out to make you die and try again until you get it right, but unlike those games you aren't dying due to a brilliantly crafted trap or deviously challenging stage design but instead due to an unclear boss attack pattern. Oniken never makes me say, "Oh ho, I see what I did wrong and I can't wait to try again!" it just makes me say, "ugh." And then I run out of lives and have to continue from the start of the stage before reaching the boss again, and, well, that's not something anyone missed from old NES games.

    The graphical style is great, a really nice emulation of games like Ninja Gaiden or Vice: Project Doom, and the music is catchy, but I just don't think it's much fun to play.. 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<\/a>


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