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Oninaki is three for three as far as sad, but beautiful tales from Tokyo RPG Factory go. Read more

Oninaki manages to pull off some interesting story beats and has some great environment designs. However, the excessive padding and re-use of several gameplay elements... Read more

Tokyo RPG Factory's Oninaki is the studio's most ambitious project yet with characters and themes that are as fascinating as they are tragic. Read more

If you want a different RPG story with familiar elements, Oninaki is a fine choice but if you want the next big thing, well, this... Read more

Pacing issues and a lack of variety hold it back from being truly great, but Oninaki is absolutely worth a playthrough, if you're not averse... Read more

Oninaki is one of the best JRPGs I've played this year (so far). It's a heartwarming yet heartbreaking adventure that never, ever fails to keep... Read more

ONINAKI is by no means the best in the genre but offers a strong foundation for Tokyo RPG Factory to build off of in the... Read more

Tokyo RPG Factory's newest game has a lot of great ideas on paper, but never manages to fully realize them. Read more

Oninaki has big goals, but it isn't able to follow up on them. While it has an exciting premise and even some cool systems to... Read more

Oninaki takes dark themes and a child-like visual style and combines them with the potent themes of life and death wonderfully. Combat can be a... Read more

Oninaki is a nostalgic throwback to old-school action RPGs such as Secret of Mana and Brave Fencer Musashi that doesn't quite stick the landing. Read more

A brave choice at something different by Tokyo RPG Factory finds a game that's good but crying out for new ideas Read more

No question, ONINAKI has reignited my long extinguished JRPG spark. I've actually been looking forward to booting up my PS4 every day to follow Kagachi... Read more

I'm emotionally torn on Oninaki because there's so much to like here: it has a lot of great ideas, it just doesn't execute them all as... Read more

We’d give Oninaki a recommendation to anybody who loves RPGs; although it isn’t the best, this is another solid showing from Tokyo RPG Factory. Read more

On the surface, Oninaki might seem like a rough-around-the-edges action RPG lacking depth to its combat alongside an anime-inspired melodramatic story. However, for those who... Read more

Although the gratifying combat system overpowers the few features that define Kagachi's journey, what Oninaki promises is a thoughtful, expertly-crafted and gorgeously-animated story that will... Read more

Oninaki certainly has plenty of ambition, promise and talent, but unfortunately, it didn't substantially deliver on any of them. There are many layered game mechanics... Read more

Oninaki does a lot of things right. It has a compelling story and solid gameplay but doesn't take either far enough to reach the level... Read more

I'm frustrated because I wanted to like Oninaki a lot more than I do. It's absolutely not a bad game; rather, it's yet another "serviceable"... Read more

Tokyo RPG Factory's Oninaki is a return to form for the relatively new studio, channeling the best parts of I Am Setsuna with some fresh... Read more

One good idea isn't enough to make a good game - not unless you put a bit of love in the building blocks that surround... Read more

Oninaki is a likable RPG. Its story and setting are interesting, and the Daemons you collect to help you fight are cool. Unfortunately, bashing through... Read more

Oninaki is an enjoyable RPG if you’re looking for a melodramatic hack-and-slash RPG from yesteryear, and if you properly explore its Daemon mechanics. The game... Read more

Oninaki is a heartfelt mess. Its unique world and challenging themes are more memorable and moving than anything Tokyo RPG Factory has done before, but... Read more

Oninaki is a welcomed trip down memory lane to the glory days of Chrono Trigger, fully capturing the nostalgia of the time. However, like Tokyo... Read more

It’s story and lore have plenty to love about them, and when paired with the depth of the combat system, it makes for an engaging... Read more

Combat is fun on a basic level, but repetition and a lack of evolution blunt that over time. The story and setting also fail to... Read more

Oninaki proves that Tokyo RPG Factory is not simply built on nostalgia and definitely has the chops to make a captivating modern RPG. Read more

Oninaki is an abundance of compelling ideas enveloped in a fog of stammering expression. An extensive progression system, myriad combat options, and a sincere and... Read more

Oninaki is a gorgeous and entertaining, if slightly clunky, RPG that isn't afraid to explore some heavy themes in novel ways. Read more

Oninaki tells an emotional tale about life, death, and the will of humanity. Its action-based combat and flexible Daemon system are enjoyable, but the game's... Read more

All in all, Oninaki falls short of being a great action RPG, but it's not without its charms. An intriguing world and story keep things... Read more

Oninaki's fascinating world and beautiful visuals promise a lot, but frustrating action-RPG combat and awkward story presentation keep its potential from blossoming. Read more

If you’re a fan of Tokyo RPG Factory’s games or JRPGs, go ahead and check Oninaki out. It’s an interesting take on the genre, and... Read more

Overall, I had a blast playing Oninaki and not only enjoyed the gameplay and story, but the art style and music in-game is also top-notch.... Read more

WORTH CONSIDERING - Fans of Tokyo RPG Factory’s previous games will no doubt pick this one up, but what they play will probably not be... Read more

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Oninaki fails to present its story in a meaningful manner, but the combat system has its moments. The overall quality of the game is held... Read more

Oninaki is disappointing. Mostly because the right elements were in place to make it great and it's so thoroughly mediocre. Tokyo RPG Factory have yet... Read more

Oninaki feels hollow. It's dark but has no message. It's complex but has no need for that complexity. It builds an interesting world and never... Read more

With some additional tweaking, including making its combat a bit more fluid, Oninaki could have been something special. As it is, it’s simply okay. Read more

Once you fall into the groove, Oninaki is greatly enjoyable, even if it initially falls flat because of its repetitive combat. The story heads to... Read more

Death is never a comfortable topic. Oninaki, however, doesn't just address it but wholeheartedly runs with it. It doesn't always succeed but it does make... Read more

I’m very torn with Oninaki. For a studio selling itself as an RPG machine, they did a real poor job with the story aspects of... Read more

I think the most irritating thing about Oninaki is that its flaws don’t feel like they come from laziness or apathy, but a lack of... Read more

While Oninaki had its fair share of ideas that could have potentially made it a gem, it is ultimately undone by weak storytelling that doesn’t... Read more

Oninaki is my favorite Tokyo RPG Factory game to date, with its gorgeous art style and melodic music and its more appealing storyline. It may... Read more

Oninaki is a fun RPG with interesting combat mechanics that ultimately fails to reach greatness. Read more

Oninaki is a game that excels at exploring the hefty themes of life and death without compromising its status as a fun and simple action... Read more

Oninaki could have been extraordinary. Artistic beauty, ingenious ideas, solid voice acting, and a story foundation open to endless potential, is utterly diminished by flat... Read more

With a shorter run time and a bit more tweaking with its action RPG mechanics, the game could have been more than just a “Factory”-made... Read more

I hoped to get lost in Oninaki, but I instead found some half-hearted action combat and an emotionally raw and sometimes wacky tale. Read more

Oninaki, Tokyo RPG Factory most recent attempt to reinvent the classic JRPG experience falls short. While the story is emotive and the concept of... Read more

A decent yet dispassionate game that takes its creators' name (Square Enix's Tokyo RPG Factory) a little too far --it really looks like a game... Read more