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The ogre designs are genuinely imposing on a big screen, and the weight behind each swing of a greatsword feels satisfyingly precise for a Wii title. It’s addictive once you get past the initial learning curve.

I've sunk over 60 hours into this and the ogre battles still feel fresh thanks to how precisely each monster's tells are rendered. The targeting system on the Wii remote takes a session to click, but once you're in, chaining attacks on a downed beast is pure satisfaction.

The ogre models are impressively detailed on the Wii, and the combat feels satisfyingly precise once you get the hang of the controls. I just wish the camera angles were a bit smoother during intense fights.