The game has a story mode where you play as one of three characters and each one has their own story to experience so there is a reason to play the story with each character. I was very impressed with the number of game modes that were on offer here. One thing I like is how there is a great selection of characters and each one has its own playstyle so experimenting is fun. It is pure mayhem with tons of enemies coming at you at once and you needing to unleash devastating combos to put them in their place.

I love hack and slash games such as a God of War, Devil May Cry, and of course, Dynasty Warriors and that is the kind of game we have here with Sengoku Basara 2 Heroes. The gameplay of this is something I really like. Plus, the soundtrack does a great job of jacking you up as you play. It looks great, moves at 100 miles per hour and even though this is a franchise I am not all that familiar with, I appreciate the fantastic artwork and attention to detail that is happening here. Overall, Sengoku Basara provides a more enjoyable gaming experience.The whole game has a very polished look to it and you can clearly tell that Capcom had tapped the PlayStation 2 to its limit with this game. If you’re desperate to play this in English, you can play the Mentioned Devil Kings.

If you enjoy games similar to Dynasty Warrior, then you’ll enjoy this. Even if you don’t fully understand what’s happening, Sengoku Basara provides a more enjoyable gaming experience. In contrast to the localization, the game features sixteen playable characters, each with its own unique set of powers and fighting style. (Take Nobunaga as an example he was the embodiment of evil and possessed demonic powers.) The characters themselves are heightened interpretations of their historical counterparts who served as models for them. The story’s basic premise is that each of the generals and warlords wants to conquer Japan for their own side or for themselves. It should not be confused with the locally developed monstrosity known as Devil Kings. Sengoku Basara is a hack-and-slash video game that follows the same formula as Dynasty Warriors but centers on Japanese warlords and generals during the Sengoku period.

Capcom’s hack-and-slash video game Sengoku Basara was initially released for the Sony PlayStation 2 on July 21, 2005.

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