Samurai Shodown: Warriors Rage - Critical and Fan Reception

Critical and Fan Reception

For a variety of reasons, the game was poorly reviewed by virtually everyone, and is usually cited as the lowest point in the series' history. The most common complaints are:

  • The new lifebar system interrupts the flow of fights.
  • Gameplay has too much of a "stuttering" feel to it.
  • Lack of classic, favorite characters.

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