3 “dead games” need to be revived in the style of God of War

God of War used to be a legendary series with an ending that can be said to be so complete that many gamers could not think that it would have a sequel. However, God of War did, and the way that Sony The “reboot” of this game village’s God of War really impressed the whole world. The game is highly appreciated by experts and the fan community, and will definitely be one of the brightest names for the title of “best game of the year”.
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With the success of God of War, fans of the game series that once “reigned” but have now “passed into the past” began to have fantasies. Who knows, one day, their “dead” favorite series will be “revived” the way Sony rebooted God of War?

Here are 3 bright names that fans are looking forward to every day to be “revived”:

first. Onimusha

When information about the game Onimusha first appeared in 2001, many people thought it was just a clever copy of Resident Evil on PlayStation 2. However, the success of Onimusha proved that it was. is the wrong idea. To put it simply, this is a great action game about samurai with just enough horror elements. So far, Onimusha is still one of the brightest names in the game treasure of Capcom.
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Sadly, it’s been 12 years so far since we got our hands on a new Onimusha game, and that number would be 14 years if only “good” Onimusha games are counted. Why are game sequels not being developed? No one has the answer, but we all know that an Onimusha game of the moment would certainly be great.

The series about the demon-slaying Samurai can completely follow the “full action” style like Bayonetta, or add some RPG elements like Nioh. Either way, an action game about Samurai is absolutely amazing, and Onimusha is the brightest of them all.

2. Castlevania

Strictly speaking, Castlevania is still “alive”, but living the way the villains in the game itself live: Half dead, half dead, and no longer holding their original form/ego. head.

Castlevania was once the brightest name in the action-horror genre, but that was a hazy distant past. Konami seems to be interested in fields other than game making. We can completely expect that, there will be no more Castlevania games born from this game company.
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If that turns out to be true, it would be great if a studio like From Software could get the rights to develop this series and revive it the way God of War did. Is it a pipe dream? No problem. Remember, even though it is on the decline, Castlevania is still too expensive a name to be abandoned. Therefore, this hope is not far out of reach.

3. Legacy of Kain
The first game in the series, Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain, is not a bad action role-playing game, but it’s still not enough to make the world go crazy. The one who can do that is its “descendant”, Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver.
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Soul Reaver presents us with a wonderful story about a Vampire who wants revenge on the Lord of the Vampires, who killed him and transformed him into his present form. The seemingly simple revenge plot has taken players from one surprise to another as they delved deeper into the game’s fanciful world as well as the hidden complexities of the game. Besides, players at that time also really enjoyed the flexibly built battles as well as the expensive skills of the main character.

Legacy of Kain has now really become a ‘legacy’ that only gamers old enough can know. However, the game’s world is full of elements to shine if redesigned once again in the current game environment. That is a relatively distant hope, but maybe there is a game maker who has the same thoughts as us?
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