Rise of the Ronin details the combat and difficulty of the new gameplay.

Rise of the Ronin continues to flesh out its gameplay. A new dev diary is dedicated to informing future PS5 samurai about the game’s combat system and difficulty.

Rise of the Ronin It is preparing for release on PS5 in the best possible way. Before March 22nd arrives, it’s time to learn more about its combat system, as well as the challenges that await us in this new open world adventure.

Soulslike style of many games Ninja Team like Wo Long Fallen Dynasty will also shine in this Rise of the Ronin, which could be seen in the development diary covering combat, fighting styles and many other aspects.

Light and strong attacks, stamina (ki) control and much more have been detailed to learn more about how the action works in this new samurai game that awakens so many passions.

Rise of the Ronin Fighting Styles

Mumyo style: Created by an unknown master of the Kurosu clan, it is a martial art style performed in pairs. Those who master this style are called Veiled Edge.

Hokushin style: Created by Shusaku Chiba in the early 19th century, this style of fencing is used to subdue enemies with a series of attacks. His teaching is rational and emphasizes the mastery of techniques through training conducted with the attacker and defender. His dojo, founded in 1822 in Edo (modern Tokyo), is still in operation today.

Yagyu Shinkage Style: The founder of this fencing style was the famous military mentor of the Tokugawa clan. It is known that many generations of shoguns and the Tokugawa clan studied this fencing technique, starting with Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun.

Among the revealed details about the combat system, it is already indicated what will be there nine types of weapons available: Double swords, oxtail sabers, two-handed swords, odachi and more. All of them have two distinctive mechanics added to them.

First remote weapon control. Bows and firearms require good aim, and some of them will allow us to expand our capabilities when it comes to stealth against enemies. Others will immediately alert any security.

Each will have its own advantages. A gun will stun, but a fire hose… well, you can imagine what it does. And we cannot forget that we will also have at our disposal actions with rope,

which is used for both movement and combat.

Do you want to enjoy this game? If you want to go deeper, a new trailer for Rise of the Ronin was released this week, delving into the open world, exploration, and surprise with the sheer variety of meeches.