Way of the Sword Gets an 18% Discount for PC at Fanatical

Way of the Sword Gets an 18% Discount for PC at Fanatical

If you’ve been counting down the days to Onimusha: Way of the Sword, the wait is over. Capcom’s latest is out today, and earned an enthusiastic 10/10 review score from us, to boot. For those looking to play on PC, there’s even more good news: Fanatical is offering a discount on it right now of 18% off, dropping it down to $57.39 (see it here).

Save 18% on Onimusha: Way of the Sword

Onimusha: Way of the Sword

Onimusha: Way of the Sword

Compared to paying its full price of $69.99, this offer saves you just over $10 on the game, which isn’t bad at launch. It may not be a huge price cut, but a day-one deal like this is certainly still worth jumping on while it’s available. It’s also worth mentioning that you’ll get it as a Steam key to add to your library.

If action games are up your alley and you enjoy more challenging combat, wielding the sword in this latest Onimusha is well worth it. Writer Will Borger’s 10/10 review highlighted that, “Each time I landed a perfectly timed Issen, pulled off a risky deflect, or landed a combo at just the right time, I felt like I had accomplished something.”

Its rhythmic attack patterns will certainly keep you on your toes, but that’s not all. Borger also writes that it has “an excellent story to match” its action-packed combat, so you’ll have plenty of time to be invested in its world and characters as well.

The game uses the RE engine, and it even runs pretty well on the Steam Deck, which is always appreciated.

September is stacked with video game releases alongside Onimusha: Way of the Sword, too. The Blood of Dawnwalker is another that recently dropped (and is also on sale right now at Fanatical), and there’s even more still to come like Marvel’s Wolverine and Silent Hill Townfall. For a full breakdown of what’s coming out this month, and in the month’s ahead, check out our rundown of video game release dates.

Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the guides and commerce teams here at IGN.

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