Have you ever wanted to battle a god on the Moon? Squeeze a god into mush? Or maybe just punch a rhino in the face?As disparate as these situations are, Asura's Wrath has them all, and much more.

Asura is one of the Eight Guardian Generals, demigods who fight to protect Gaea from the corruption of the Gohma. Filled with a constant rage he is a fierce force on the battlefield, his wrath only quelled by thoughts of his family.

A textbook example of an audiovisual tour de force, Asura's Wrath, is a stunning action-packed interactive anime, full of spectacular visuals, incredible spectacle and the kind of imaginative jaw-dropping madness that makes you glad to be a gamer.

This game is one of the best anime game I played in a while and my first capcom game...I suggest pleaple that like lots of innaractive cut-scenes witch are freacking beast on these game I'm done

" Asura's Wrath " can be frustrating, but some poor gameplay sections apart, the action is compelling, the storytelling excellent, and it adds new life and vitality to the industry by trying something almost completely different. It doesn't always work, but when it does, Capcom will blow you away.

I really enjoyed Asura's Wrath, but the gameplay is somewhat of a large disappointment. We are supposed to be here to play a game, and the sections that we do get to play are lacklustre at best, and don't add much to the experience, which is a shame.

With all the hyperkinetic action and vibrant design of the average action anime, you'd think they'd translate better into gaming. Decades of wonderful series turned into low-budget crap has shown otherwise, but there's always hope that maybe this time, this favorite series will be the one to escape...

Capcom delivers another unique title with Asura's Wrath. A title that includes both Asian mythology and some of that famous Japanese sci-fi we've all come to know and love from the anime that comes out of there. But is it any good?

More of an interactive action anime movie than a video game, Asura's Wrath has to be seen to be believed considering you don't get to play much throughout the game. Following the story of demi-god Asura, as he punches his way through every situation imaginable in his maddened pursuit of vengeance,...

When Capcom revealed their new IP Asura's Wrath back at the 2010 Tokyo Game Show, everyone assumed they were jumping on the action-adventure bandwagon. Most people, myself included, labeled the game as a God of War-rip-off set in Asian mythology.