**SOUND 6/10**  
  
Okay, right off the bat, I would admit my distaste for the audio. It's not bad, but knowing how many times I smashed the replay button to some songs of the anime itself, I often just ended up muting the audio all together or hurriedly trying to jump into battle so I don't hear the idle music that plays while in the menu. Also, I wish that the music in battle would lift the fighting spirit more than solely hearing blades clash or body parts getting hit.  
  
**VISUALS 10/10**  
  
The character design, special move effects, and stages stay true to the show. I have no gripes in this area.  
  
**INTERFACE 8/10**  
  
At first glance, it can look slightly disorienting (given that the design needs to blend in the Demon Slayer theme), but nothing too distracting so you can easily jump into slashing at demons or your fellow corp member - depending who you are up against.  
  
**GAMEPLAY 7/10**  
  
It plays how you'd expect most anime fighting games would play. If you have played Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm, it is quite similar. However, I didn't feel the want to play for longer hours. If the game would add a palette cleanser (or improve the story mode) from the repetitive fights than it would be much help to keep playing on and on.  
  
**CONCLUSION 7.75/10**  
  
To me, Demon Slayer is an excellent anime to follow/watch, despite the unfair advantage of some characters and the unsatisfying exploration in its story mode. Playing the game is definitely another way to experience the Demon Slayer universe. As a fan, I'm looking forward to the DLCs to follow and hopefully it will fulfill the satisfying umph the game can offer like the anime it was copied from.

SOUND 6/10 Okay, right off the bat, I would admit my distaste for the audio. It's not bad, but knowing how many times I smashed the replay button to some songs of the anime itself, I often just ended up muting the audio all together or hurriedly trying to jump into battle so I don't hear the idle music that plays while in the menu. Also, I wish that the music in battle would lift the fighting spirit more than solely hearing blades clash or body parts getting hit. VISUALS 10/10 The character design, special move effects, and stages stay true to the show. I have no gripes in this area. INTERFACE 8/10 At first glance, it can look slightly disorienting (given that the design needs to blend in the Demon Slayer theme), but nothing too distracting so you can easily jump into slashing at demons or your fellow corp member - depending who you are up against. GAMEPLAY 7/10 It plays how you'd expect most anime fighting games would play. If you have played Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm, it is quite similar. However, I didn't feel the want to play for longer hours. If the game would add a palette cleanser (or improve the story mode) from the repetitive fights than it would be much help to keep playing on and on. CONCLUSION 7.75/10 To me, Demon Slayer is an excellent anime to follow/watch, despite the unfair advantage of some characters and the unsatisfying exploration in its story mode. Playing the game is definitely another way to experience the Demon Slayer universe. As a fan, I'm looking forward to the DLCs to follow and hopefully it will fulfill the satisfying umph the game can offer like the anime it was copied from.

Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles