Samurai II: Vengeance plays out like an American western in feudal Japan. It’s a tale of revenge, action, and most importantly, how to make an exceptional sequel. When people remember the original Samurai, the first thing that comes to mind is its unique control scheme. Players would control both the movement and the combat with a simple swipe of the finger. Most people would argue that these controls were the very heart of Samurai, yet the swiping mechanic has been completely purged from the sequel. The game is easy to jump into with four basic touch-screen controls. On the left side of the screen is a directional wheel that allows you to move up, down, side to side and all angles in-between. It resembles a console movement stick in terms of design.
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