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Abstract

Playing as Ama Terasu, a sun god who takes on the form of a wolf, your
goal is to bring life back to a lifeless world.

ESRB rating

Suggestive Themes Blood and Gore Fantasy Violence Crude Humor Use of Alcohol and Tobacco

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Full description

Wii port of the first original title from Capcom's now defunct Clover Studio
-- headed up by Viewtiful Joe producer Atsushi Inaba.The
multiple award-winning action adventure Ōkami is now available on
the Wii! Use the Wii Remote as a paintbrush to solve puzzles, create
pathways, chop down trees or turn night into day. Ōkami comes
alive through beautiful scenic 3D levels that have the appearance and
texture of paper scrolls brushed with watercolor-like calligraphy art.
Playing as Amaterasu, the sun goddess who takes on the form of a wolf,
your goal is to bring life back to the world.

Redesigned to take advantage of this unique platform, the Wii version
sports widescreen graphics and motion controls. Players uses the Wii
Remote as the 'celestial brush' in an effort to seal ancient evils once again.

Special features

Innovative gameplay and control scheme optimized for the Wii -
Defeating monsters requires both motion-controlled physical attacks,
but also use of the Wii Remote as Amaterasu’s
‘Celestial Brush’ to paint the desired powers for
decimating enemies and solving puzzles

Create and destroy at will - Play as a god to re-establish order
and beauty to a world laid barren by evil

Intense action-packed battles – Rooted in Japanese
folklore, fight against a diverse line-up of demons and monsters

Utilize various gameplay styles – In addition to the
Celestial Brush, Amaterasu can wield three types of offensive
weaponry, each with their own unique abilities and effects

Intriguing main character – Assume the role of the sun
god, Amaterasu, who descends upon the earth in the form of a wolf.
The Japanese translation of the word wolf is TMkami

Original visuals and revolutionary design– Vibrant and
inspiring graphics, reminiscent of traditional Japanese art created on
paper scrolls, produce a large variety of stages with a watercolor-
esque appearance.

Interact with a unique and dynamic cast of characters