Maken Shao: Demon Sword, Sony Playstation

Maken is a sword-shaped life form created to delve into the human soul and cure mental disease. Take control of this creature in an adventure that takes you across the globe in a battle against a terrorist organisation led by a Chinese god. A 3D action adventure, Maken Shao lets you possess the bodies of key game characters, unlocking their memories and special attacks as you struggle to uncover who is behind a sinister conspiracy to change the fate of humankind forever. Product Features: 19 huge levels set in various locations around the world 16 characters to 'Brain Jack' and control. Use your 'Image' abilities to unlock special moves as you play. Multi-layered game structure. Find secret characters to unlock new levels and game paths. Your decisions decide the fate of the world. Trial Mode - Fight the game's bosses in a survival challenge!

Buy Maken Shao: Demon Sword for 9.99 GBP

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