I recommend: Kunitsu-Gami Path of the Goddess (Review)
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Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess is a small game for the likes of Capcom, and the fact that they committed to it at all suggests that its someone's passion project. You can absolutely feel that passion on display here. This one's a little bit special.
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Not only am I happy Capcom took a chance on this weird little gem of a game, but I am very happy you used your platform to talk about it. Capcom has been the most consistent gaming company in my life from early childhood, through my teens, and well into my adult life. It's good to know that for every AAA Resident Evil and DMC game, they can still pop out a weird little slice of their culture for everyone to enjoy.
Don't forget Dragon's Dogma. It was also very experimental.
@stanislavkimov2779 the OG is one of my favorite games of all time. I remember playing the demo over and over again because that Chimera fight was so cool.
@@HannyaBoi you're a man of culture indeed.
I'm actually shocked to see someone argue that capcom has been consistent for decades. I remember not too long ago when it was said that Capcom was public enemy no. 1. But i guess now that they've returned to form, that dark chapter no longer exists. Interesting.
@dakashoes4702 I'm sure there's definitely some dark spots, but for most points in my life I can always remember having a Capcom game to lean on. Hell, my favorite top down Zelda was made by them.
The way this game weaves the country's culture within it's design is next level, even more than okami in that aspect. And that bunraku play was the icing on the cake.
ubisoft could NEVER
@@ethanlemberger7772no hip hop music 7/10
@@ethanlemberger7772 Ubisoft was capable of respecting foreign cultures once upon a time (with For Honor). Was. Once upon a time.
@@ethanlemberger7772 Well Capcom has a head start since it's their own culture, but ubi has a gajillion dollars it's no excuse to not do proper research.
@@aquapendulumreally? I'm guessing you are on about Assassins Creed. A series that very beautifully skims the surface of whatever culture they've decided the game is covering whilst simultaneously letting you punch popes. It's never been culturally sensitive. It just seems like it if you are looking in from the outside. The latest "controversy" is just the latest in this recent weird gamer storm that has been whipped up over the last 18 months or so by a section of players who seem to believe that gaming is somehow being taken away from them.
@leonardoedsona Ubisoft has done as much research as normal. I.e they found an interesting historical figure, or made one up, then told a fictional story about them. It's not different to how most games treat the past. People are getting their knickers in so much of a twist over nothing. Yasuke may or may not have been a samurai, different Japanese historians have different opinions. There didn't seem to be much problem with this in Japan for the previous years when he was appearing in manga and anime and on TV. Lots of none Japanese people seem to awfully worked up about this "historical inaccuracy" all of a sudden. Oddly nobody seemed that worked up about the same thing in Ghosts of Tsushima.
I loved this game, it's like discovering some random incredible game in PS2 era
Extremly strong ps2/early ps3 era "what the hell is this? vibes yeah
Back when large publishers were run by game developers unlike corporate executives.
Ookami was better
I've seen this misunderstanding in a lot of reviews but Yoshiro is not the goddess. She is the shrine maiden of the mountain goddess, so essentially a priestess. Whereas Soh is a guy sent by the same mountain goddess as a messenger and to protect Yoshiro.
They're also not running from the seethe, they're going down the mountain to collect the masks they'll need to perform the ritual at the summit
Yeah in that regard, WE are the Kunitsu-gami (Kami of the Earth/Country).
The real kunitsu-gami are the friends we made along the way.
But they have the same face? Soh is yoshiros soul soh sounds like soul
i got all 100% achievement thats my take the cursed soh is yoshiros shadow dunno,the plaques dont say much its pretty souls level lore telling it says there messengers but not what they actually are
but its like is yoshiro even fully human
11:10 About those sweets. If you pan up the menu where you can see Yoshiro (the girl) and wait for a bit, she will actually eat the sweet treat you offered her. And throughout the game as the story progresses, there are subtle changes to the way she eats 'em. It's these little details that have made me love a good portion of Capcom games over the years, and remind me that part of what makes games memorable aren't the rehashed systems and gameplay loops that make it fun, but the experiences that could only be replicated once. Those single moments last for years and (imo) are what ppl look back on more than just the game itself.
One of the little things I've noticed, and I don't know if it's a trick of the shadows rendering in the game, but her eyes go briefly from dark, and then to clear as she eats the sweet, adding to some of the descriptions that have said that these sweets could ward off evil. As a bonus, there's actually one sweet with a unique animation once she finishes eating it that is quite unexpected.
There's also small descriptions for the villagers in the villages once you're able to rebuild it. Open the map, select a villager, and there's a button prompt to bring up a little info on 'em. I haven't gotten to reading 'em yet, but it looks like they did this for every villager in those levels.
A lot of this game is "show, don't tell" and it's actually been fun to find these little details. Not everyone will have the time or patience to find these, but it certainly puts a smile on my face when devs go this far for the little details because it makes the game feel more vibrant.
I've been playing through it already and it really is a gem. It reminds of old gaming days when games like this would come out by the dozens, devs trying new things with new styles and new takes on existing genres. I'm thankful that Capcom had the time and resources to put this out.
They're literally gigantic. And most AAA companies are now as well. How could they not have the time and resources?
@@LetsGo_Brandon Dude meant he is thankfull Capcom was willing to allocate the time and resources. Don't you think execs would rather get time and resources into their next vacation?
@@LetsGo_Brandon Because nowadays most big companies wouldn't greenlight something like this and only focus on their biggest AAA cashcows.
My favorite example of a passion project is Megaman 2. Back in the day the dev team wanted to make a sequel for Megaman and Capcom wasn't fully on board with it, but allowed the team to work on it in their spare time as long as kept up with all of their other projects. And because of that we got one of the most iconic NES titles that spawned multiple different series until it's death in the 2010's and slight revival with MM11 and classic collections.
I had no idea what this game was going to be but I'm a sucker for mythological Japanese settings, so I tried the demo. Immediately after finishing the first level, I went and pre-ordered the game. I was not expecting the hybrid tower defense/action game that this is, and the visuals just make it that much better. A very welcome surprise of a game for sure.
Capcom continuing to show that they actually know what makes games great.
One of the most consistent publisher/developer entities over the history of video games. I will always be a Capcom fan if they continue to make gems like this and hold up gameplay as king.
Japanese still treat games as art.
@@stanislavkimov2779 Also very true. I hope that never changes.
@@PeteOliva Yes, I mean their R&D Division is one of the creative forces in the video games industry.... zombie-themed games, survival horror, third-person POV shooter mechanic, hunting game, character-driven action hack-and slash.... to name a few
This game also deserves some recognition for having a generous demo on steam that lets you play through multiple hours of the game with barely any restrictions! Definitely worth a download.
This game has strong dark cloud energy
The way he described being disappointed in the town building aspect of the game had me thinking about Dark Cloud and how much I liked it's town rebuilding gameplay. Not overly complex but had charm with how you decided to place things, and different set-ups pleased certain villagers giving you rewards
I'm the Vince McMahon meme whenever this series is mentioned
All 16 of us@@diontes1480
I was going to go Soul Blazer and Actraiser but yes, I'm interested for that reason alone.
Thank you for covering this Ralph, i was secretly overjoyed when i heard you were planning to review this and you did it.
Capcom has capture lightning again in a bottle and i couldn't praise them enough for this.
They released a trailer of live action puppet show and introduces what is the game about gently without spoiling the story of the game, it was smartly planned out.
I have played the demo of the game and the first 5 minutes i have looked at the menu and gameplay, that inner child of mine just straight up say Yes, do it, preorder this gem and without hesitation i did it because i trust Capcom and oh boy the feeling of no longer being jaded is no more, well at least until i finishes this game and become that jaded dude again or Capcom releases game but man what a breathe of fresh air from all these recent REmakes, REmaster titles that make me wanna scream REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Just from the design of the colorful ancient Japan, this game looks interesting, kinda like a throwback to the Capcop games from the PS2 era
This really gives off the vibes of some gen 7 console game that one of your buddies from school is constantly trying to get everyone to play. Then that one day comes when you give it a shot and realise they were totally right all along. Looking forward to playing this one.
Hadn’t seen anything so visually stunning from capcom since Okami. That alone makes me curious to play the game. Thanks for the video!
this is such a capcom-ass capcom game straight from the mid to late 2000s, if they are reusing their flagship franchise money to keep funding smaller projects that reflect the capcom of the past era, I am buying every one of them. I've been a fan since their early 90s arcade days, and I'm happy to be a fan for as long as capcom delivers
The fact a game like this exists in the way it does in this day and age is crazy
The concept of a cultural love letter through the medium of something as interactive as a video game is so enticing. More than any other initiative I've seen in gaming, I feel like these projects have a tangible impact on bridging relations and building empathy for other communities when so many gaming experiences are often (inadvertently) reinforcing bubbles by reconstructing homogenized gameplay loops or familiar aesthetics ad nauseum. Games like Chants of Sennaar and Bramble: the Mountain King were some of my most memorable experiences last year and you definitely sold me on Kunitsu-Gami.
I’m downloading this right now off game Pass.
It’s been a little bit since I’ve found anything I’ve I really wanted to sink my teeth into but this looks really good. I’m glad to see it gets your approval stamp.
Japanese action strategy game I’m in to give it a go.
Most of Capcom’s games I enjoy.
Loving it personally.
you wouldnt even bother to play if it wasnt on gamepass
@@darkprotagonisttt Maybe, yeah. Is this supposed to be a bad thing?
@@acommonloserthey dont understand how streaming services work so they try to shame. Imagine telling someone you wouldnt watch a movie if it wasnt on netflix
@darkprotagonisttt isn't that the point?
the fact that monster hunter rise and kinitsugami share the same "hyakki-yagyo" theme and both revolves around defending against hundreds of yokai based monsters in an TD style gameplay leads me to believe that both games are co-developed together
The Rampage mode in Rise likely was Capcom testing the water before making this game
hopefully this one will not be as shit as MH
@@electricant55rise is best monster hunter game ever. It actually makes fighting with monsters fun. You have no clue what you are talking about.
@@hododod246 "best monster hunter game" is like saying "best type of cancer"
@@electricant55 what? Playing previous monster hunter games are cancer. Before rise, your hunter's mobility was slightly better than a lettuce.
Planning to 100% it, so far, without guides, I've played for 28 hours and still have a quarter of the game left. Also, there's NG+ with a new final boss and a true ending, so I guess I'll be putting in at least 45 hours.
THERE IS???? Oh my god
Yo I inhaled this game already and started the NG+ now that I know there's a true ending I'm super psyched!
Damn thanks for letting me know, i finished it but didn't want to do NG+ since i assumed it wouldn't have new content. For some reason i forgot it was made by the japanese who almost always have something new or unique when it comes to ng+ and true endings.
@@evedael you replay the same missions but with extra objectives and tougher enemies
Guys apparently there's NG+ up to 9
Played the demo and I love it. I wish it had a physical release.
I love the art style of this game.
There is passion oozing out of every corner of this game.
The way you describe the unique appeal of a game like Kunitsu-Gami really resonated with me, and reminded me a lot of my feelings towards Okami one of my ten favorite games ever. The core gameplay mechanics in that game are rather simple, but it's such a beautiful world that oozes charm out of every pore.
It's not surprising then that Kunitsu-Gami has an Okami collaboration 😊
I absolutely love this game. It feels so much like a passion project rather than an board decision.
And it just keeps opening up. Every time I think it's given me everything to play with, the game adds something else. I've been taking my time with it, doing all the achievements before I move on. After 11 hours, I just got Soh's skill tree.
And I actually enjoy the chill base building 😅
I’m glad others like the base building too! It has a great photo mode so I like chilling at the bases taking the occasional picture 😂
I still can't believe that Kunitsu Gami will not have a physical version.
I can't WAIT to get this. It's like AAA Gotta' Protectors (great game, btw). Thanks for spotlighting it. The fact that Capcom is doing so well makes me smile. They have Monster Hunter, RE, and SF all doing crazy well. And they're still putting stuff like this out. This beautiful and bizarre game is why I play games in the first place.
(another) Great review, Ralph! The exposition on how the game resonated with you, the touches on the play and sweets, calling out where there is room for improvement - all things that make your reviews (and channel) one of my favourites.
Kunitsu-Gami reminds me so much of Sacrifice (that underrated masterpiece from Interplay)... Just finished NG+ and loved every single second. You can feel this game was a passion project, done with love and craftmanship
Payday tomorrow, getting this - I like this sort of thing
Payday 3?
bought, fucking love it
ya this game has really surprised me.
Downloaded this one on my Series X but you convinced me to give it a go right away. Looks great.
Beat the game a few nights ago and currently haflway through NG+. Have about 25 hours in it already, love it. Hope this isn't the end of Capcom bringing back these AA-feeling type games that feel more like something closer to ps2/ps3 era games rather than AAA slop. Hopefully same goes for FromSoft after Armored Core 6, I know a lot of new fans would love another Elden Ring but I would much rather have them create another 40-50 hour long Sekiro/Bloodborne type game than another padded out and repetitive (by the end anyways) game like ER was.
This is why I love this channel. Ralph can always be relied on to discover cool and interesting games and showcase them to a wide audience.
I just really love when a game studio actually gets the time and power to add things simply because they're nifty. You know, small details that are just there because they should be, not because the marketing team thinks they'll look good in a trailer or the engagement metrics predict that they will increase average active user counts or the monetization team wants them in as a vehicle to sell more microtransactions.
Not the D2 addicts asking another D2 addict where the review is of their favorite abusive addiction lol
This game is "Soh" good! If you haven't yet played it, give it a go, the setting artstyle, down to the colour scheme used is really striking and it is satisfying. I loved it.
i really hope folks start playing this game more, it really does deserve more love!
Just tried out the demo and the presentation and performance are COOKIN'
It makes me so happy to see projects like this. You can feel the passion of the devs
The team behind this game was responsible for another CAPCOM hidden gem by the name of Shinsekai: Into the Depths that came out on mobile then PC and Switch I think in 2019. It was another weird but wonderful experience.
Also regarding the environments, they were all made as practical miniatures before being scanned into the game via photogrammetry.
Capcom is one of the few top tier devlopers left.
😂😂
I swear Skillup one day you will need to review, Viewtiful Joe, Okami, and Godhand. Godhand is still the peak of over the shoulder action combat and it will not be denied.
Sure, when will they re-release godhand?
I'm only about 6 hours into this and absolutely love it. I doubt I would have played it, if it weren't on Gamepass, but so glad I downloaded it.
Back in the day Ace Attorney was the sort of passion project you're talking about at the start. I appreciate that Capcom is willing to take these sort of risks.
After I played the demo, I spent a few days trying to articulate what I had just played. This game is a fine blend of tower defense, strategy and character action. If all tower defense games played like this, I would have definitely been on board with the genre. Kunitsu-Gami is the exception.
Lord Cog from Iron lords podcast has been singing its praises on this game. I love how you described and found myself on this video. I'm totally playing with on gamepass
Thanks for doing this review. You make a really compelling case for this game. I might never find the time to actually play it, but I'll have to buy it to support it in spirit.
So glad you covered this game. I played the demo quite thoroughly and could easily see this was going to be something special. Never knew about the play Capcom has on their channel. I’ll be sure to check it out. Thanks Ralph.
Really wish it had a physical release :(
This game is incredible. Literally everything I miss about gaming during the PS2 and PS1 era, weird games that came out and blew you away, I fell in love with this instantly.
I love how unapologetically Japanese this game is. This is insanely rich of culture and love for it one cannot help but admire and be curious to learn more. Absolutely beautiful game. Thanks for putting this on my radar!
On peaceful, curated expériences, you mentioned Gris, Sable, and showed clips from Journey . Monument Valley also comes to mind. If you or anyone else have more examples of this kind of games, I would deeply appreciate!
(Haven’t finished the video yet) But if anyone is curious about this game on PlayStation, they currently have a demo out. Im playing it as we speak and so far it’s actually pretty damn fun/unique.
I was down to check this out for the art style alone, but hearing more about what the gameplay actually is makes me really want to pick this up today.
One particular thing I dislike late game and new game plus is that your currency can be maxed at >1500, but you usually has like 200 after each level. To get those 1000 currency you need to visit previous villages to collect 100 from each of them until you get to >1500. This is basically required since starting a stage with low currency would mean you need to fight like 2 more nights to gain enough for your troops and cleanse the path, or even start over a stage.
Skill Up. We need a video that does a deep dive on games that give you those deep feels.
I picked this up at release based on Skillup's reaction to playing a preview. Thanks for highlighting it. I had dismissed Kunitzu-Gami after seeing the trailers, but got interested when I learned it was also a strategy game. Really glad I picked it up. I am enjoying it quite a bit, especially the aesthetics and dedication to weaving them throughout every element of the game.
About 3 bosses, 7 stages in however, I am finding it a little too easy. So far there is only one spawn point for enemies, which makes camping right in front of their gate optimal. The levels seem to be encouraging lane-based strategy, but utilizing that seems to just be an incorrect choice so far. (Exception for the centipede boss.) And each of these stages I have played multiple times for the completion rewards. Luckily the vibes are keeping me interested for now. I also appreciate that each level has a unique mechanical flavor (albeit an easy one so far).
Glad to hear it gets more difficult as you progress. I have been waiting for when it introduces multiple enemy spawns and gets out of this tutorial-difficulty feel.
Real glad how more worldwide gaming has became, a decade or two ago and this game would have likely never left Japan.
Im loving this game so far.
Its probably the most Japanese game i've ever played.
If people are on the fence then there's a demo on Steam, PSN and Gamepass. Its not long but it gives you a good idea of the basics while really immersing you in Japanese culture.
This looks absolutely gorgeous! Definitely diving in.
Thanks for the review!
Capcom might just be the most consistently great developer working today. Their the kings of not only quality and quantity but also variety.
Can we all take a moment and appreciate the bgm, especially the sweets section, it just has a sound that was filled with emotions
Such a good palate cleanser after being just bombarded by FF7 Rebirt, Rise of the Ronin, Stellar Blade, Wuthering Waves, Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree, and soon Black Myth Wukong
Just clocked into work and got a video to watch!
Bringing up Gris and Sable makes Kunitsu-Gami an immediate yes for me. Obviously they're super different but I totally agree with how those games made me feel and I'm always going to seek out games like that.
Gris is one of my favorite games of all time. I will *never* play it again because of what it did to me, but I am waiting eagerly for Neva to release.
Journey is the same. I played it once... and I had my one time. And it was special and beautiful.
Had this on my radar since I saw the first trailer, loved the demo and was holding out to see if a physical release popped up, but i'll be buying this on my next payday. Glad to hear it's getting some good reviews :)
This doesn't look like my style of game, but I can totally see why you loved it. My favorite example of a big publisher passion project game was Child of Light. Man, I STILL think about that game and music years after playing it. Just a great experience.
Thanks for always highlighting gems like this! Can't wait to try it.
I was 100% ready to buy this game from visuals alone, but its on gamepass and i only just beat the second level but wow. you can REALLY feel this is art in motion
Not my kind of game but I still get goosebumps just by looking at it. The art is amazing in every respect.
Thank you for uploading in 4k
Game's a gem. Somehow both nice to look at AND play. The natural progression of it is real smooth and all the gameplay designs feel thoughtful.
I remember talking about this game and how some people immediately tried to discredit the game just because it was going to be on Game Pass (your standard issue console warring nonsense). Nevermind Exoprimal was too (that had a mixed reception), but it was nice to see how Capcom is willing to give these smaller games a shot and how they can actually be quite enjoyable. Not every game needs to be this giantic experience and to have this smaller one that can still be quite engaging was a welcomed experience. If you do have game pass, it is definitely worth trying it out.
Hopefully Capcom will continue this approach in the future in between their next Resident Evils or Monster Hunters. Who knows what the next smaller title will be, but I like to think between Exoprimal and Path of the Goddess, this new initiative (or at least it feels like a new initiative) has been a delightful.
Just gotta say, i love how much youve pushed this game with you platform
Its so important for these games to get that chance to be discovered
Played the demo and there's definitely something magical about this.
I hope this game does well! I haven't really see much marketing for this title
Literally played this game for 10 mins on game pass before buying it on steam so I could play on deck as well as PC, so good
Allright Skill Up, you convinced me
Bought this when I saw the reviews come in positively and I'm glad I did.
Absolutely agree with this review that the town building is an awkward bump on the road, but otherwise a very solid game and refreshing to see from a big publisher!
This is such a ridiculously well designed breath of fresh air
the designs are SO GOOD in this game. it reminds me of playing/watching Bastion for the first time by SuperGiant.
This is legit one of my favourite games of the year. Not only is the gameplay really well polished, the art and style really stand out. You said it best in your review, “craftsmanship” is definitely the word here. Great review as always I could have never put it better than you could how good this game is. Thank you and thank you too Capcom for releasing this game. 🙏
This review just sold me on it. Going to buy it now
Loved it. But base building has killed the idea of ever starting a new playthrough for me. Can't be bothered with those bits again, and like you say it's really not optional if you want to upgrade you classes.
thanks for covering this
I've been enjoying this game immensely. I can't explain it but I can't help but just wanting to keep going back to the game over and over. It is a must play and it's very gorgeous with the story told more so visually ❤
This is one of those games that feels like it was made as a palate cleanser or because someone said "We do something different or I walk."
tried the demo and it was really interesting, I hope it gets a physical release for consoles tho...
wow that music sounds sick af too, excited to try on gamepass
Buy it.
@@Rithysak101 why would i buy it when I have gamepass and it's on there
Started playing this on game pass and immediately had the “oh no it’s real good” moment haha really love thus game so far
Finally a new game that I'm actually excited to play and even has a free demo....but of course they have to pull the Digital only card. So stupid, and basically I'm just going to wait for a possible physical release, if not, I'm not supporting Digital Only releases.
I'd say as high end publishers go Capcom is one of the most willing to make risky bets. Games like Dead Rising, Lost Planet, Dragon's Dogma weren't guaranteed to do well and were risky bets that paid off. They don't always work like Exoprimal didn't of course. I just wish someone at Capcom would take up the Onimusha and Breath of Fire franchises again.
This looks like the Soul Blazer and Actraiser I've been missing for years.
This game has been on my radar since it showcased, just looked fascinating. I've been holding off getting it while playing other things and unsure how it turned out, definitely picking it up today.
Review watched, liked, intrigued, and will get it. Awesome job reviewing this and giving it attention.
Oh man, this is giving strong Xbox 360 Summer of Arcade vibes. I loved those kinds of premium indie games, and I might just have to give this one a go :D
Every now and then I stop and think about how sick capcom is. They just have game making down to a fine tuned science, they don't really make bad games