Quote:The initial lineup for the PlayStation Vita was, unsurprisingly, filled with numerous ports of existing HD titles and new entries in pre-existing franchises. And like previous systems there's always a slew of new and unique titles that appear shortly after launch to capitalize on the initial user base. So here comes Acquire and XSEED Games' Sumioni: Demon Arts for the PlayStation Vita. It's a unique game both presentation and gameplay-wise, but how does the gameplay hold up?

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Twitter: @DarrylGU

If it weren't for the fact that I received a free voucher for this game, I'd be throwing complaints to the BBB. Outside the beautiful art style and good music, I hated everything about this game. The repetitive attacking, the insanely short levels, the ink rubbing, and level progression like you pointed out. It's just not a good game, and even more terrible for $20. I gave it a 4/10.

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I was never thinking of getting this game and I guess it was the right decision. Honetsly if the game was a little under value money wise and developed a little better then it might have become a good game in Vita's library.

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