Okami 2 Is The Game I've Been Waiting For Since 2006 (& Here's Why You Should Play The First One Now)
The sequel to has finally been announced and it’s the game I have been eagerly waiting for – even if my hopes for it had been shattered – since 2006. The new game in Capcom’s franchise was announced after several years of rumors about it being in production. The title was part of one of the many The Game Awards 2024 announcements, and it was presented with a short cinematic trailer. The video showcased a wolf running through darkened woods and, upon reaching an open field and seeing the sunlight, Amaterasu’s signature Divine Retribution reflector appears upon its back.
After this, the video shows the wolf running through the field and, in its wake, several flowers start to grow, much like they did in the original. Lastly, the video shows a paintbrush drawing a circle around a growing flower, which prompts it to bloom, referencing Amaterasu’s Bloom technique made possible with her Celestial Brush. The video ends by confirming that the announcement is for ’s sequel and that Hideki Kamiya, who directed the original title, is coming back as the new game’s director. To me, this is the most exciting game announcement from The Game Awards 2024.
Even if the title does not yet have an official title nor a more specific release window, the sequel to is one of the most anticipated games I had not been expecting, much less under the genius supervision of Kamiya. The first title, released back in 2006, stood out by offering players an art-related experience in a videogame that is widely recognized as a piece of art itself. The game has a conclusion to its story, but the epic experience provided by the installment left fans wanting more. Hopes died off when Clover Studio ended its operation in 2007.
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