This final arc of Bleach has a lot of lore that's meant ... Despite being the zanpakuto that interacts with other sword spirits the most, Muramasa doesn't actually understand a lot about zanpakuto.

you’ll be using the specials a lot if you want to live through Muramasa’s battles. There’ll even be times when you’ll find yourself chaining specials from two different swords together.

Muramasa’s action seems straightforward, but it isn’t. Toggling through swords mid-battle to make sure they don’t break is essential, as is having the right items on hand to keep yourself ...

If you play the game in Musou mode you can breeze through the game as long as you upgrade your sword. Since I started on Musou mode I didn’t realize it right away, but Muramasa: The Demon Blade ...

Players collect souls, which are both littered throughout the game and looted from fallen enemies, and use these souls to forge many new swords via blacksmith. Indeed, Muramasa Rebirth features ...

You find yourself watching your two swords' health more closely than your own in Muramasa. They're quite rapidly depleted with use, they do break, and you need at least half your sword-health to ...

Don't ever stand where they're standing. Just keep in mind that this fight is for the Muramasa sword, which is the most powerful weapon in the chapter. Take every advantage you can get and over ...

Despite the impressive sights, it would have been nice to partake in more interesting duties when you aren't cutting down foes with a sword. It's a shame the other elements of Muramasa do not ...

For those, however, that like to skip the chit-chat and get down to the sword-flailing business, then Muramasa Rebirth is just what the doctor ordered. The game is essentially broken down into ...