
Oni
- First release
- Jan 26, 2001
- Developer
- Bungie West, Rockstar Toronto
- Publisher
- MiST Land, Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar Games, Buka Entertainment, Gathering of Developers, Mediaquest
- Engine
- Oni
- Genres
- Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Shooter · Action, Science fiction
- Platforms
- PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 2, Mac
Attributes
Details
Storyline, release dates, time to beat, age ratings, modes, links, keywords
- Storyline
The events of Oni take place in or after the year 2032. The game world is a dystopia, an Earth so polluted that little of it remains habitable. To solve international economic crises, all nations have combined into a single entity, the World Coalition Government. The government is Orwellian, telling the populace that what are actually dangerously toxic regions are wilderness preserves, and using its police forces, known publicly as the Technological Crimes Task Force (TCTF), to suppress opposition. The player character, code-named Konoko (voiced by Amanda Winn-Lee), full name later given as Mai Hasegawa, begins the game working for the TCTF. Soon, she learns her employers have been keeping secrets about her past from her. She turns against them as she embarks on a quest of self-discovery. The player learns more about her family and origins while battling both the TCTF and its greatest enemy, the equally monolithic criminal organization called the Syndicate. In the game's climax, Konoko discovers a Syndicate plan to cause the Atmospheric Conversion Centers, air-treatment plants necessary to keep most of the world's population alive, to catastrophically malfunction. She is partially successful in thwarting the plot, saving a portion of humanity.Read more
The events of Oni take place in or after the year 2032. The game world is a dystopia, an Earth so polluted that little of it remains habitable. To solve international economic crises, all nations have combined into a single entity, the World Coalition Government. The government is Orwellian, telling the populace that what are actually dangerously toxic regions are wilderness preserves, and using its police forces, known publicly as the Technological Crimes Task Force (TCTF), to suppress opposition. The player character, code-named Konoko (voiced by Amanda Winn-Lee), full name later given as Mai Hasegawa, begins the game working for the TCTF. Soon, she learns her employers have been keeping secrets about her past from her. She turns against them as she embarks on a quest of self-discovery. The player learns more about her family and origins while battling both the TCTF and its greatest enemy, the equally monolithic criminal organization called the Syndicate. In the game's climax, Konoko discovers a Syndicate plan to cause the Atmospheric Conversion Centers, air-treatment plants necessary to keep most of the world's population alive, to catastrophically malfunction. She is partially successful in thwarting the plot, saving a portion of humanity.
- Release dates
- PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Jan 26, 2001
- PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Jan 29, 2001
- PlayStation 2
- Jan 29, 2001
All 8 release dates
- Mac
- Jan 29, 2001
- PlayStation 2
- Mar 09, 2001
- Mac
- Apr 04, 2001
- PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Sep 27, 2001
- Mac
- Oct 25, 2001
- Game modes
- Single player
- Perspective
- Third person
- External links
- Official site (opens in a new tab)Wikipedia (opens in a new tab)Discord (opens in a new tab)Wiki (opens in a new tab)Twitch (opens in a new tab)
- Keywords
- martial arts, post-apocalyptic, anime, cyberpunk, drugs
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