Shiren the Wanderer Review
Shiren the Wanderer was a surprisingly deep RPG experience.
From the beginning of the game until about a quarter of the way into the title, it felt like an easy RPG with an interesting story, but the quick turn from dominating through the dungeons to having to carefully tread through areas was an abrupt switch and at the same time, created a strategically involving experience.
For those willing to experience Shiren the Wanderer, it is recommended playing the the classic controller rather than the remote and nunchuk, it feels a lot more nature for the title.
For any Nintendo Wii owner, it is an experience that should not be passed up.
With the impending release of Shiren the Wanderer on February 9, Atlus has released some new screenshots of the title. They look impressive and with the expectations of the game itself, the screens will only add excitement until the release date.
Shiren the Wanderer is a game that I have missed entirely and I feel bad about it. The game is about Shiren, who is given a key by his former master, who then has to solve a millennium old mystery and find out about a sleeping princess inside Karakuri Mansion. 