Muramasa: The Demon Blade - Development

Development

Originally titled Oboromuramasa Yōtōden (朧村正妖刀伝?, literally "The Hazy Legend of Muramasa's Mystical Sword"), it was shorted to Oboro Muramasa before release. While being developed, the game was referred to as Princess Crown 3, as Odin Sphere was referred to as Princess Crown 2. Director George "Jōji" Kamitani said he wanted to create a similar atmosphere as The Legend of Kage and Genpei Tōma Den. Audio production was assigned to Hitoshi Sakimoto's studio Basiscape as in Odin Sphere.

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