Gay Samurai - Collide with men over 50 times Horny Samurai - Collide with women over 50 times Princess lover - Collide with Araragi over 50 times Itsuse lover - Collide with Itsuse over 50 times Osei lover - Collide with Osei over 50 times Troublemaker - Kick people over 100 timesĬollector - Total number of items and weapons picked up exceeded 100.Īngry Samurai - Destroy over 200 objects.Ĭhatty Samurai - Total number of conversations exceeded 250. Workaholic - Total number of successful jobs exceeded 20.ĭojo Conqueror - Killed everyone in the Dojo. Sword Geek - Appraise and title more than 15 weapons in one game. Litterbug - Total number of weapons and items dropped on the ground exceeded 50. Swordsmith - Made more than 20 weapons in one game. Shy - Cleared the game while having 5 or less conversations.ĭisturbed Samurai - Kicked a dead boy more than 150 times. Insomniac - Cleared the game without sleeping. Vegetarian - Used only vegetables to restore health and the rate of Vegetables Consumed reached 100%. Naughty Samurai - Total number of Shameful Slashes exceeded 100.
Slayer - Kill more than 300 people with normal attacks.Ĭompassionate Samurai - Total number of defeats by Blunt Attack exceeded 30. Merchant - Total amount of monetary transactions exceeded 10,000 Yen. (Doesn't work on Insta-Kill)Įxecutioner - Total number of Instant Kills exceeded 100.Īnnihilator - Total number of kills exceeded 1000. Samurai Pimp - Have 10 or more Partners in a single gameīlessed Samurai - Clear the game while suffering less than 1000 damage. Holy Sword - Clear the game taking less than 100 damage. Harmless Samurai - Cleared the game without killing anyone. Martial Artist - Complete the game using only Unarmed Attacksīeloved Samurai - Have the total affinity of all Partners exceed 50% Impatient Samurai - Cleared the game within an hour. Titles Actions during the game will result in a specific title being awarded upon completion of a play through. Players will also be able to go to Dojima the blacksmith and create custom weaponry by using various parts you find. Swords and Custom Weaponry The number of swords to collect has risen to over 100, varying between swords, spears, unarmed equipment, etc. The biggest addition is the ability for players and NPCs to surrender their weapon when they are losing in a fight. However, dual wielding can only be learned after acquiring a certain number of Samurai Points. Players can now train in unarmed combat, as well as a return of dual wielding from Way of the Samurai 2. Weapon safes and item safes also make a return, allowing for storage of unneeded accessories.ĬombatWhile combat is still heavily focused around swordplay, a few tweaks have also been made. As well, the safe houses from Way of the Samurai 2 make a return, but players can now move freely within the domicile.
If a quick travel option is used, time will automatically fast forward. Travelling Using a mixture of elements from the previous games, players can either freely travel wherever they wish in-game or they can quick travel via the map. With Way of the Samurai 3, a "real-time" clock appears on-screen with a time scale of 1 second of real-life time equaling 1 minute of in-game time. Time-of-Day Mechanic In previous games, players would only find themselves in time "periods", like morning or afternoon. While titles are for little more than vanity, Samurai Points can be used to unlock many different secrets, as well as clothing and abilities. Titles and Samurai Points After each playthrough of the game, the player will be awarded with an end-game title and Samurai Points. Many gameplay elements of the previous Way of the Samurai games return in Way of the Samurai 3, with some slightly tweaked and others being radically overhauled. The developers state that there are over twenty endings in Way of the Samurai 3, and all character items and data will carry over via a " new game plus" option. As with previous games, the story will unfold before the player based on choices and decisions he makes over the course of a playthrough. Meanwhile, the common peasants of Amana are bullied by the Ouka and tyrannically ruled by the Fujimori.
In opposition to the Fujimori, the Ouka are a small band of former Samurai who used to serve under the previous rulers of Amana, the Sakurai clan. Once a quaint fiefdom, Gishu Amana has fallen under the iron fist rule of the Fujimori clan.
StoryTaking place in the feudal Japan time period, players take on the role of a Ronin who is left wandering the town of Gishu Amana.
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