it was last updated back in September as per SteamDB. We do know it didn’t do that well on Steam, and even on PS4, the ratings overall are quite low even if the remaster is priced at $19.99.Ĭuriously, we managed to find a listing for Onimusha 3 on Steam that appears to correspond to the retail release of the PC port.

He also mentions how the Onimusha: Warlords remaster had a decent budget given to it, which apparently contributed to the expectations set by Capcom. Read More: Watch Dogs Legion Cover Makes a Subtle Change For The Middle Eastĭusk Golem, who is a well-known insider with a solid track record had stated that the sales of the remaster were below even the modest expectations of Capcom. While we have no idea of its sales because Capcom didn’t disclose any figures for it, SteamSpy has listed the owners as between 20K to 50K, which is quite low. The first remaster launched back in January 2019 and was released for PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.

It is followed by Onimusha: Warlords on PS2 which sold 2.02 million while Onimusha 3, arguably the best game in the series, sold just 1.52 million Since there is no mention of the last Onimusha game, Onimusha Dawn of Dreams, it can be assumed that the game failed to do well.ĭue to the low sales of the remaster, which sold even worse than the recently released Okami Remaster with 1.4 million sales, it appears that Capcom might be cautious to approach any further entries in the series.

According to this list, the best selling game was Onimusha 2 with a total of 2.1 million sales on the PS2.

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