He is not wise, he is not all-powerfull, he is not even sane; he is just rabbid and ragging...
Set in ancient Asian mithologies mixed with high-tech stuff, Azura's Wrath set us on the path of revenge of Azura: a demi-god who was betrayed by his own brothers who kidnapped his daughter and sent him to slumber for thousands of years to the depths of the underworld. Being the wrath his source of power, he spents most of the game giving himself to a burning rage and destroying all the enemies on his path to attain his revenge.
BRUTAL is one way to describe it. AN INTERACTIVE MOVIE is most precise, since the game has lots of videos and interludes of story. But fear not, even in videos one should be aware for the input that we are going to be requested. While I understand it can be boring for some to have so many videos, the story is so inmersive that kept me on the edge of my seat. The drawback was, its a little short (barely 25 hours) and since is mostly videos it does leave a bit of sense of emptiness on your hands once the final blow is cast.
3D- Anime style graphics look great, controls are great and easy to learn. Gameplay is slow but entertaining, it does ask for lots of precise at-the-moment input wich can be a little stressing in the big battles. The music by the Tokio Orchestra sounds absolutely great and epic.
I totally recomend this game, but mostly for rent, unless you get it in a really low price.