Bujingai: The Forsaken City is a strange animal in the realm of hack-and-slash titles. Originally released a while back in Japan, Bujingai tells the story of Lau, an agile and androgynous martial arts hero whose visual design is actually based on famed Japanese glam rocker Gackt (a fact the game is more than proud to point out through multiple examples in the opening credits and its unlockable interviews featuring Gackt talking about his involvement in the game). Filled with flashy, colorful visuals and frenetic combat, Bujingai can be quite an enjoyable experience--provided you don't pay too much attention to the near nonexistent storyline and the linear-to-a-fault level design. It isn't an especially standout hack-and-slash action game, but Bujingai: The Forsaken City is still pretty good regardless.
Bujingai: The Forsaken City, is an excellent game. At first its a little confusing, but you will quickly figure it out. The story is pretty standard, ancient swordsman returns to save the world from his mortal enemy wh... Read Full Review
now i really had no idea what i was buying at the time i was picking this up, but i was pretty glad that the cover caught my eye because this is a fairly decently done well adventure game, Storyline: 8/10 slightly int... Read Full Review
