Recently, Capcom invited numerous media outlets to participate in a large-scale demo event for the new game "Onimusha: Way of the Sword," discussing many development details. For example, one of the game's key locations, Kiyomizu-dera, will be fully recreated, with even the number of floor tiles matching the real-life version.
To create music with a strong Japanese atmosphere in the game, the development team built a luxurious recording studio to achieve perfect integration of positional audio and various musical sound effects, complementing the intense combat and raising expectations.
· The sound effects of clashing swords come from real sword props, and other strange sounds are recorded from actual objects as much as possible to strive for authenticity.
· As for an important stage in the game, Kiyomizu-dera, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Japan, has been thoroughly recreated. Players will experience the feeling of visiting the real Kiyomizu-dera in the game. Not only are all iconic objects included, but even the number of floor tiles is kept exactly the same.
