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Trek to Yomi

Flying Wild Hog, Leonard Menchiari, Devolver Digital
May 5, 2022 - Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, PC, Xbox One
Fair

OpenCritic Rating

72

Top Critic Average

52%

Critics Recommend

PC Gamer
55 / 100
IGN
7 / 10
GamesRadar+
3 / 5
Metro GameCentral
4 / 10
Easy Allies
7 / 10
Game Informer
6.8 / 10
GameSpot
5 / 10
Destructoid
7 / 10
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Trek to Yomi Trailers

Trek to Yomi | Launch Trailer | Out May 5 thumbnail

Trek to Yomi | Launch Trailer | Out May 5

Trek to Yomi | Extended Gameplay Video | Coming May 5 thumbnail

Trek to Yomi | Extended Gameplay Video | Coming May 5

Trek to Yomi | Combat Trailer | Spring 2022 thumbnail

Trek to Yomi | Combat Trailer | Spring 2022


Trek to Yomi Screenshots



Critic Reviews for Trek to Yomi

A gorgeous game with frustrating combat and glitchy exploration, Trek to Yomi is the definition of style over substance.

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Trek to Yomi absolutely nails the samurai aesthetic in a satisfying but modest adventure.

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In its visuals and audio, Trek to Yomi nails its brief to create an Akira Kurosawa-inspired samurai adventure. Its interactive elements, however, along with its story, are all too ordinary and rarely combine to heighten the atmosphere or create suspense. Worth a try for the sightseeing perhaps, but don't expect it to cut deep.

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Metro GameCentral

GameCentral
4 / 10
Metro GameCentral

The attempts to mirror the cinema of Akira Kurosawa work on a visual level but the story and gameplay are so empty and repetitive this barely works as a homage, let alone an engaging game in its own right.

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Trek to Yomi looks and feels noticeably outdated for such an aesthetically pleasing game. And its archaic gameplay can’t be completely covered up by its artistic black-and-white filter. Trek to Yomi tried to reach the heights of lauded Japanese filmmaking, but unfortunately, it falls almost as flat as its 2D combat plane.

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Trek to Yomi oozes style by evoking the legendary samurai flicks of Akira Kurosawa, but its stilted combat lacks the substance to make this a classic in itself.

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Solid and definitely have an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.

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