About This Game

When a global war nearly decimated humankind, an evil military organization called Oniken takes advantage of the situation to dominate and oppress the few remaining survivors. Even though any resistance to this organization seemed hopeless, a small rebel movement organizes strikes against Oniken. One day, a ninja mercenary named Zaku offers his services to the resistance for unknown reasons. His moves are lethal and now he is the resistance's only hope.

Oniken is an action platform game highly inspired by the 1980's, its games and its movies. You can see this not only in the graphics and sound design, but also in Oniken's story and difficulty.

Don't Worry, You Will Die A Lot Of Times.

Every copy of Oniken comes with digital versions of the game manual and the original soundtrack.

Features

• Graphics, sounds and difficulty from the 8-bit era
  
• Cinematic cutscenes
  
• Over 18 boss fights
  
• Six missions, three stages each
  
• An extra mission after you beat the game
  
• Boss rush mode
  
• Not difficult enough? Try the new HARDCORE MODE
  
• Global Leaderboards
  
• Full pixelated violence

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Title: Oniken: Unstoppable Edition
Genre: Action, Indie
Developer:
JoyMasher
Publisher:
JoyMasher
Release Date: 5 Feb, 2014

Minimum:

• OS: Windows XP
  
• Processor: 1.0 GHz Processor
  
• Memory: 512 MB RAM
  
• Graphics: 32MB VRAM Integrated Graphics Card
  
• DirectX: Version 9.0
  
• Storage: 100 MB available space

English,French,Czech

The NES classic you never played!. Oniken is definitely one of the best retro indies I've completed lately. And I definitely recommend it to anybody who was raised on NES games. Let me tell you why.

STORY
The plot is pretty simple, but still good. We assume the role of a cool swordsman called Zaku, a strong and silent type. He reminded me of Guts from Berserk series a bit, well he still has something unique in him anyway. Zaku joins the small resistance group who fight against the powerful military organization "Oniken", who took control over the world during war crisis. So our hero fights against this organization and almost single-handedly defeats it. There will be some simple plot twists, but overall the story is quite straightforward. But anyway the characters are all good, I especially liked the bad guys. Oh yeah, and the cinematic cutscenes are just awesome, just like in the old ninja gaiden games, and even better.

SOUNDTRACK
Some people say it's amazing, but... I dunno, it could be better. The only themes I really enjoyed were the intro cutscene theme and the main menu theme. Still not bad though.

GAMEPLAY
Gameplay is pretty simplistic, our hero can move, jump, duck and slash with his sword. There is only one sub weapon in the game - grenades. Look not that useful in the beginning, but believe me, there will be moments when yyou bless you saved some in your arsenal. Also, there is a sword upgrade in the game, when you aquire one your sword shoots a small projectile slash forward, when you swing it. During the time when you have your sword upgrade tap "Berserk" button to go berserk, become invincible for a short time and inflict some heavy damage. Very helpful during boss fights. And yeah, boss fights are just epic, at least some of them.
There will be levels where you will be riding some sort of a bike. Pretty neat and a good change of pace. And there is one bonus level where you will be playing as another character with a different gameplay.
VERDICT
Overall I was completely satisfied with everything, well, maybe more sub weapons would be great, like grenades + 4 more sub weapons. Maybe some shotguns or pistols, or even those blade boomerangs ninja foes use. Would be funny if you could catch those and throw them back :P Anyway, Oniken is a great tribute to old NES era side scrollers, it is challenging, it has cool boss fights, it is not that long, only 6+1 levels and it has some extra modes, like boss rush and "Hardcore mode" if you were not satisfied with the difficulty. Definitely get it and beat it! You will not be dissapointed. 9/10. It does feel like actual NES game that could be released back in the 80's. Music & graphics are just amazing! Great challenge. Highly recommend! 5/5. There is a reason that you don't see a lot of the design decisions of old games in more modern games. That reason is frustration.

Seriously, go back and play the very first megaman game, then play any of its sequels. Go play Castlevania on the NES. Or Contra. Or the original Shinobi, or any old arcade game. You will learn very quickly how frustrating those games can be, and how unfair some of their design is. Granted some of this is down to the limitations of the hardware at the time, but what is often mistaken for "brutal hardcore difficulty" is actually just glitches, lessions which have not yet been learned due to when these games came out, or poor design decisions.

Oniken sadly, in its fervent zeal to deliver a faithful oldschool experience, does exactly that. TO THE LETTER. It even has some of the classic mistakes that older games made. Unlike the actual retro games of the 80s and such, though, it has little excuse for this. They made those mistakes because it was new, it wasn't something that had been encountered fully before, with full colour graphics, higher resolution, scrolling backgrounds, complex controls, more than 16k of memory and the like... Oniken has had years of examples of mistakes not to make and deliberately seems to set out ot make them. This results in a 100% faithfully retro game, for good or ill...

Now, honestly, I like my games to be challenging, but not dickish. Oniken fails in that regard. I find it difficult to want to sink more hours into a game which requires you to be practically precognizant to avoid dying horribly at every single turn. I do applaud its faithfulness, but honestly it's not a game I feel has been worth my money or time. That saddens me quite a bit because there's clearly a lot of love put into this game. The attention to detail is great. It even FEELS like I'm playing an old NES game. Hell I would honestly have trouble not believing you if you told me this WAS a NES game just running in an emulator like FCEUx with a custom frontend on it.

I'm gonna vote this as a non recommendation, but i will add a caveat saying that if you want an authentically retro-styled game that 100% matches the games of ages past, then this absolutely is worth looking at in every respect. The spritework is fantastic, the music is pretty cool, the gameplay is pretty solid, but oh my god be prepared to hit walls of frustration a mile high.. It's a very good sidescroller with beautiful 8-bit pixel art.
Part of the extrem difficulty of this game comes from the fact that once you die, you get placed at the beginning of the stage and once you get a game over you have to start from the beginning of the level. You have to learn every level and its stages and be very patient in order to progress.
With that being said, ♥♥♥♥ mission 4.

P.S.: If you are sensible to screen flashing, maybe skip the cutscenes. Some of them are really hard to watch due to the red colour flashing in the background.. Get this game if you like Ninja Gardian for Nintendo Entertainment System 8-bit style game.. Update: On level 4, I think I almost beat it, but the game has broken my will to live, this game is HARD!

Played the demo a few times and snagged the game. Playing through the first few levels I'm really enjoying this game. It certainly has the retro feel to it. It is certainly getting harder and still loving it. How did I miss this title? If you are looking for an old school game and want something new, with a challengeI HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS. Here is my experience with the demo if you are curious:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GS5IuxF4uNo. Still trying to get to the last stage of Mission 4. I've ragequit three times so far, but I know that once I beat this fire-breathing snake out of a tree by helplessly swinging my sword from a snapping tree branch, I will feel like a god - if only just for one beautiful moment.

And then I'll probably get a laser to the face and have to do it all over again.

10/10

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