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Oni

All in all, if you're looking for 100% pure action, Oni delivers. The game is non-stop fun from start to finish. If not for the lack of multiplayer it would make my top ten list, but that combined with the save issue earns Oni a very rock solid 8

Oni is one hell of a game. Even in the artwork it feels and behaves uniquely. I appreciated the lack of garish lighting and over-used animated textures in the interest of creating a cohesive and complete world that looked unified and beautiful. While levels were very sparse in their decoration (perhaps too much at times) I did revel in the fresh-feeling architecture which was largely more metal and glass than the dankness of a dungeon or an overpoweringly futuristic space ship setting.

Oni is the eagerly anticipated and much delayed game from Bungie, their first since being acquired by Microsoft. I'll admit that I was more intrigued by the reviews of Oni than I was by the game itself. Considering all the hype, the delays, the graphics edits to obtain a teen rating, and the ill-feeling towards Microsoft, Oni was being set up as the game that everyone wanted to hate.

Oni is a game of thrilling action, heart-pounding suspense and complex, satisfying combat. It is also a game of intense frustration, visual and structural repetition, and a general feeling of only being half complete.

Au final il faut bien reconnaître que, malgré une réalisation datée, Oni procure un véritable plaisir de jeu qui saura satisfaire les amateur de Cyberpunk. Malgré d’indéniables défauts, ce beat’em all est un des rares sur plate-forme informatique et demeure un régal. On s’amuse vraiment, ce qui est essentiel.