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Trek To Yomi Ending Guide: Which Path To Select

Fellow Samurais and Shoguns! Check out our guide on which path to select to unlock different endings in Trek to Yomi.

Trek to Yomi is finally out with katana-slashing and jaw-dropping graphics. If you are a big Akira Kurosawa buff like me, you will relish every single moment of this game. It is an action game that revolves around Japan during the Edo period. Its mechanics and aesthetics look promising with an extensive storyline that depends on the path you choose. While the game isn’t long, it allows players to change their endings. So, here’s our guide on which path to select to unlock different endings in Trek to Yomi.

Which Path to Select to Unlock Endings in Trek to Yomi?

• Four endings can be unlocked as you select paths through the storyline. While three of the endings are interconnected , the fourth one is a secret ending .
• Not to spoil the lore, the only choice that can unlock these three endings is during Chapter six .
• Reject Gifts

• Upon choosing Love, you will unlock the Path of Love ending. As you complete this ending, you unlock the “ Follow your heart ” achievement.
• If you choose Duty, you unlock the Path of Duty ending. When you complete this ending, you will unlock the “ Follow your mind ” achievement.
• The last one can be considered as the bad ending that entails the Path of Glory . As you complete this ending, you get the “ Follow your blade ” achievement.
• For the secret fourth ending , you need to defeat the Shogun Kagerou at the end of the third chapter .
• This battle can be extremely challenging as players are destined to lose this boss fight.
• But if you manage to save the checkpoints closer, you might defeat the boss. You will get an “ Early End ” achievement for finishing the game almost halfway.

You can replay and try out all the four endings to figure out how it works for you. We suggest rather than replaying the entire game, you can save a checkpoint before choosing a path at the end of Chapter six.

Alternatively, who’s stopping you if you wish to replay this samurai genius game? Katajikenai!

That’s everything on which path to select to unlock different endings in Trek to Yomi. If you liked this guide, check out our other Video Gaming Guides right here on Gamer Tweak.

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How To Get All Endings In Trek To Yomi

Ending 1: path of love, ending 2: path of duty, ending 3: path of fury, secret ending: early end.

The story of Trek to Yomi is about traversing the land of the dead and coming to terms with the reality that the game’s protagonist, Hiroki, can not fulfill the promise he made to protect both his love Aoki and the people of his village. At the end of the game, the player is given the chance to return to the living world to defeat the warlord that killed him, but it is the player’s choice that decides if the reason is for his love for her, his duty to his people, or simply revenge. Each choice will give the player one of three endings, with the game also containing a secret ending that will conclude the story halfway through the game. This guide will tell you how to get all 4 endings in Trek to Yomi and explain what each of them means.

The first three endings on this guide will be the ones that you will have the chance to choose between at the end of the game, with one of these likely being the first you get in the game. Each of these three endings requires you to lose the fight against the warlord Kagerou at the end of Chapter 3. This fight is one that you are expected to lose and it’s what leads to your death and subsequent journey through Yomi. Upon defeating Hiroki’s shadow Ara-Mitama at the end of Chapter 6, you will be asked by another spirit called Nigi-Tama to choose which path you would like to walk and will be given three options.

Each selection will determine the ending you get with each one having an achievement awarded for them. The first time you finish the game you will unlock the “Samurais Die Twice” achievement as well as the achievement tied to your ending of choice.

In order to get the Path of Love ending, players will need to select the “Choose Love” option at the end of Chapter 6. In this ending, Hiriko chooses to return to Yomi after saving his village to stay with Aiko for eternity. Yomi grants him one last breath and returns him to his physical body. Back at the dojo, Kagerou and Hiriko have one last battle, where Kagerou channels the power that he brought back from Yomi when he died all those years ago. Hiroki kills him, and with the bandits defeated and the village saved, returns to the Yomi, happily existing for all eternity with Aiko. This ending will get you the “Follow Your Heart” achievement.

As the name suggests, players will need to select the “Choose Duty” option when talking to Nigi-Tama. This choice sees Hiroki decide that he is willing to let go of Aiko and return to the living world to protect and lead his people. Chapter Seven plays out largely the same gameplay-wise as the previous ending but has different dialogue to reflect this choice. Upon defeating Kagerou, the ending cutscene will take place in the future, after Hiroki helps his village rebuild. Now older and wiser, Hiroki is seen training a young boy in the dojo, just as he and his Sensei did at the start of the game, continuing his duty to protect and help his people. This ending will get you the “Follow Your Mind” achievement.

While both of those endings can be considered the “good” ending depending on your point of view, the Path of Fury is definitively the game’s bad ending. Selecting the “Refuse Gifts” choice will see Hiroki reject both his love and duty as well as his honor as he cuts down Nigi-Tama. Upon the defeat of Kagerou, Hiroki dawns the fallen warlord’s armor and usurps him as the leader of his army. Hiroki lives his life as a brutal killer like the man who murdered the love of his life and his Sensei, fully giving in to his revenge and fury. This ending will get you the “Follow Your Blade” achievement.

This ending is the most difficult to actually achieve and is also the least satisfying from a narrative standpoint. Chapter 3 of the game sees Hiroki return to his village in flames and Kagerou, the bandit that killed his Sensei in Chapter 1 has returned. The end of Chapter 3 sees you confronting Kagerou in a boss fight and as I said before, you are expected to lose and play the rest of the game. The battle is not impossible, however, and it is winning this fight that will reward you with a secret ending. It is important to note that you only get one shot at this fight, once Kagerou kills you, the game progresses and you will need to start the game over to try again. The only way you will be able to do the fight again is by really paying attention to your health bar and when it gets low, pause the game and load your latest checkpoint. You can also create a copy of your save file just before the fight and load that save to try again.

When you do defeat the warlord, Hiroki finds Aiko dead. Even being able to survive his encounter with Kagerou and completely avoid his trip to Yomi, he is unable to save the woman he loves. Battered and emotionally defeated, he leaves his sword and home behind as he walks into the night-covered world, hoping that he is able to find himself a new path to walk without his village and without Aiko. Her parting words to him are that she will wait for him in Yomi, no matter how long it takes. This ending will get you the “Early End” achievement.

More Trek to Yomi guides:

Trek to Yomi: All Chapter 1 Health and Stamina Upgrades  |  Trek to Yomi: All Artifacts in Chapter 1 | Lore Collectibles Guide  |  Trek to Yomi: Full Achievement and Trophy List

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Trek to Yomi: All Endings and Paths Explained

Trek to Yomi is a side-scrolling action game and there is a total of six chapters in this game that you have to play. You’ll also have to make decisions in this game that’ll affect the endings of the game. In this guide, we tell you how many endings are there to this game as well as the decisions that you can make.

All Endings of Trek to Yomi

The normal endings to Trek to Yomi are 3 but there is a secret ending to this game as well making it a total of 4 endings to this game. For the normal endings, you have the following endings.

• Path of Love
• Path of Duty
• Path of Fury

All these three endings will trigger the decision that you make before the boss fight of the last chapter. So basically, you get to choose the ending of the game. But whatever end you choose, you have to defeat the same boss, only the cutscene will be different.

Before the boss fight, there’ll be a cutscene in which NIGI-TAMA will offer you some gifts and you have to make a decision there, the decision you make will trigger the respective ending. There’ll be no option to rechoose the ending so, what you can do is make a save file on the cloud before making the decision and when you complete one end, download the file and overwrite it with the last saved file. By doing this you’ll continue from before making the decision of the ending of the game. You can play all three endings by this method but if you want to take the long route then you can do that as well by playing the whole game again and making the other decision than the previous ending.

The secret ending of this game can be unlocked by defeating the boss “Shogun Kagerou” at the end of the third chapter. This boss fight will trigger a cutscene after taking a couple of hits from the boss. But if you don’t get hit and would be able to defeat the boss then this will unlock a secret ending to the game.

In all of the gameplay, you have to make paths three times. The first two paths that you make will not have any effect on the ending of the game. But the third path that you have to make in the sixth chapter before the boss fight, will decide what ending you’d be getting.

A cutscene will play in which NIGI-TAMA will offer you to make a path and there’ll be three options on the screen that you can choose from:

• Choose Love
• Choose Duty
• Reject Gifts

Choose Love option will trigger the Path of Love ending and a cutscene will play respective to this end after defeating the final boss of the game.

Choose Duty option will trigger the Path of Duty ending and a cutscene will play respective to this end after defeating the final boss of the game.

Rejecting Gifts option will trigger the Path of Fury ending and a cutscene will play respective to this end after defeating the final boss of the game.

These were all the endings and the paths that you have to make that affect the ending of the game.

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If you’re a fan of classic samurai movies, there’s a lot to love about Trek to Yomi. It’s a katana-swiping side-scroller with a worthwhile story that does a magnificent job of distilling old school Japanese cinema into video game form. But while it never stopped blowing me away aesthetically, the things you’re actually doing in that beautiful world are less impressive, with overly simplistic combat and exploration that only begins to scratch its surface. Even so, Trek to Yomi’s stylish presentation makes up for many of its gameplay shortcomings, making this a memorable samurai tale I’m glad I played.

Trek to Yomi’s dedication to black and white samurai movies from the 20th century is apparent in literally every moment of it, from the look of its boot-up logos and main menu all the way to the closing credits. That includes everything from the artificial sparkle dotting the screen that makes it look like it’s playing from an old film reel, to the pacing and line delivery during cutscenes, to the references to historically accurate traditions and religious practices that play a central role in the story. It’s actually hard to overstate just how great it feels to move about in such a meticulously detailed adaptation of a film style I’ve always adored, and that movie magic is the best thing Trek to Yomi has to offer without a doubt.

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The story itself is your standard revenge quest featuring a stoic protagonist struggling to choose between his duty and his personal desires, complete with the good ol’ traumatic childhood massacre serving as its first chapter. It’s a cliche, to be sure, and if you’ve watched almost any vintage samurai movie then you’ll be able to see a lot of its events coming from a mile away. But with all the other ways Trek to Yomi pays homage to the classics that inspired it, an overly conventional story doesn’t end up being such a bad thing. Sometimes tropes become tropes for a good reason, and this familiar tale was like stepping into a warm bath filled with my favorite, samurai-scented candles. It isn’t entirely without its own twists and turns either, and on at least one occasion it did something I hadn’t anticipated – moments that went a long way toward redeeming the otherwise predictable plot.

You’ll spend most of this adventure ronin around and slicing your way through beautiful backdrops with a combat system that’s satisfying despite not having much to it. You’ve got light attacks, heavy attacks, a parry, and a few ranged weapons thrown in for good measure, but that’s about as deep as Trek to Yomi ever goes. Every now and again you’ll unlock a new attack combo or meet a new enemy type that requires you to mix up your strategy ever so slightly, but after less than an hour I had mastered most of the skills I needed to blow through armies of bandits and spectral samurai with unbridled ease. This was especially true once I unlocked the ability to easily stun enemies and finish them off with a bloody animation that also heals you, which you can use to bail yourself out of nearly every encounter the campaign throws at you.

It’s not that combat is ever bad, it’s just extremely simplistic and doesn’t evolve enough as you progress to keep things feeling fresh. It’s also very familiar to many other 2D action games, with no real hook or new idea to set itself apart from anything I haven’t already seen elsewhere. Most of the time, I found myself just enjoying the awesome sights and sounds while I barrelled through every enemy in my way (even on the hardest difficulty, mind you). It’s a good thing that the whole adventure only lasts six hours, because combat gets old in less than half that time, so at least it didn’t have much chance to overstay its welcome in a way that got frustrating.

Boss fights are an exception to the breezy combat though, as they usually introduce an enemy that can’t simply be decapitated in an instant. These spongey champions must be studied so you can devise a strategy for surviving their attacks and carefully counter them. Bosses accounted for the vast majority of my deaths throughout my playthroughs, since they’re one of the only parts that forced me to mix up my strategies. Even when I was getting slapped around helplessly, it was a blast figuring out how to best these dastardly warriors, but they’re so few and far between that they just made me wish more of the combat presented a similar challenge.

Trek to Yomi also dabbles in some light exploration and even a side quest or puzzle now and again, though it’s all extremely shallow stuff. Exploration usually amounts to a few samey optional rooms with a hidden collectible or an alternate path to get wherever you’re headed – sometimes you’ll even find a way to avoid a combat sequence altogether by triggering a neat environmental kill, such as dropping logs on some fools like a vengeful Ewok. It’s just too bad these ideas weren’t taken a little further as it’s currently all incredibly straightforward and opportunities for environmental kills almost never come up. Similarly, side quests usually amount to an optional area where you can slay a few extra baddies and grab some easy loot from a grateful survivor, while puzzles are little more than mind-numbingly easy chores like pushing an object or matching some symbols. As a result, these diversions all just feel like filler.

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Trek to Yomi is a brief but captivating journey that’s like playing through a monochromatic Japanese movie, and that excellent presentation is enough to carry it even though it falls short in most other respects. Combat is one-note and easily mastered, and exploration and puzzles don’t have much to offer aside from a fleeting distraction. Thankfully, its relatively brief story was one that still drew me in enough to absolutely feel worth my time.

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Our Trek To Yomi walkthrough includes guides, tips, and help for getting you through the unique-looking action-adventure on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC

Published: May 7, 2022

Trek To Yomi infuses traditional side-scrolling action with a classic Samurai movie aesthetic and narrative to weave a stylish game that is available on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. But, if you are playing through the game, you might be looking for some tips. Well, this Trek To Yomi walkthrough is filled with guides, tips, and helpful information to get you through the game’s chapters.

We found the game to be a mixed bag when we reviewed it, saying that while the style is there it lacks the substance to back it up. Overall, this leads to a less engaging romp through a classic samurai landscape. You can read our full thoughts in our Trek To Yomi review .

But, if you are working your way through the game and enjoying everything on offer, you can check out some tips below that comprise this Trek To Yomi walkthrough and guide.

Trek To Yomi walkthrough

Our Trek To Yomi walkthrough consists of guides on the game’s length , how to save and retain your progress, and where to find all the collectibles hidden in each of the game’s chapters.

Trek To Yomi General Tips

These tips and tricks focus on helping you get to grips with the game’s core mechanics. They also provide you with key information you should know ahead of getting stuck in.

• Trek To Yomi length
• Trek To Yomi how to save  your game

Trek To Yomi Collectible and Item Locations

This section covers collectible locations in the game and where some of the stat-boosting items can be found.

• Trek To Yomi upgrade locations
• Trek To Yomi health upgrade locations
• Trek To Yomi stamina upgrade locations
• Trek To Yomi collectible artifact locations

That covers everything in our Trek To Yomi walkthrough, be sure to check out some of our other guides, including all the Xbox Game Pass games and some of the best Xbox Series X games .

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10 things you need to know before you buy trek to yomi.

If you're interested in trying out the side-scrolling Samurai adventure Trek to Yomi, you'll want to know a few things first.

Trek To Yomi looks drastically different to many of the games you may see circling around these days, and while it is understandable to assume that it might play like Ghost of Tsushima , this game truly has its own unique identity and feel, and it would be a travesty not to look into it a bit deeper to see if it is something you might truly enjoy.

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Before you decide on anything however, there are some things to be mindful of and to read over to make sure it is a game you would enjoy playing through in addition to adding to your gaming library.

10 How Is The Gameplay?

Trek to Yomi focuses on Side-scrolling and linear progressive gameplay. The aim is to get from the start to the end in a timely fashion as to not let the amount of gameplay mechanics and features grow stale.

The ever-changing level designs will keep the whole experience feeling new with a sense of discovery and wonder as you play to progress, even between new features being presented to the players. The accurate portrayal of Edo period culture and representation creates an immersive and rich feel as you make your way through the game.

9 How Is The Atmosphere?

The game aims to capture the feel of watching an old school samurai cinema experience, including the iconic black and white colour scheme and slight flickering in lighting that was due to projectors at the time having black borders separating each slide.

The camera captures foreground objects such as swaying trees or look as if somebody is peering out of a window as if they were a bystander watching two swordsman clash blades. This embodiment of how a medium is presented is an amazing experience for players that future games should be exploring more.

8 How Does Saving Work?

As touched on, Trek To Yomi is a game designed to be a linear experience without turning around to backtrack. There is a checkpoint system called Shrines, which work how you’d imagine checkpoints work. Once you use one to save, you recover all lost health and stamina, and you will respawn at the shrine exactly as when you activated it.

If you use one the moment you pass it, all the threats in front of you will reset if you die. If you still have plenty of health remaining, you can remove some of those threats before using the shrine so that they will not reset upon death.

7 Is There Resource Management?

Your health, stamina, and ammo amount need to be manged as you play through the game. Of these resources, only stamina recovers naturally. Since checkpoints fully recover health, you are able to go into situations aware of what you have left and how to use them sparingly until the next shrine.

On a second playthrough, you may know exactly where the next shrine is located, and if you have the health to spare, you can afford to be more aggressive. Don’t burn through ammo just because you can; rather, save it for when you are struggling to overcome a daunting challenge.

6 How Long Is The Game?

An average run to play out the story of Trek to Yomi on standard difficulty will take around 5 hours to beat . The developers didn’t want players having too difficult a time playing it, nor a lot of extra features and mechanics to slow down the rate of story progression.

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The purpose is to retain the feeling of a samurai film and be a fulfilling experience that does not overstay it’s welcome. Players who crave that experience can select an easier mode to focus on the story, or set a higher difficulty for an added challenge.

5 Are There Multiple Endings?

Yes, there are 4 unique endings in Trek to Yomi, and each is referred to as a different path followed by the player. Players will be presented with different options during the game, selecting certain choices will change the ending they get. Without any spoilers, here are the choices you can select to change which ending you receive.

The Path of Love ending can be selected by the player at the end of chapter six with “Choose Love.” The Path of Duty ending is achieved through, “Choose Duty.” Path of Fury comes with selecting, “Refuse Gifts,” and lastly, in true Dark Souls -style fashion beating a boss in chapter 3 that you are expected to lose.

4 What Is The Replayabilty Like?

A lot of games feature a form of New Game Plus, but Trek to Yomi has its own little incentive to get you playing through it after your first run in the form of One-Hit Kill Mode. This mode will feature not only much more challenging combat, but it will also be much faster. This is a great option for those that want to see all the endings but also want a new experience playing through the game.

With a total of 4 endings, the first can be from just playing the game as normal, the second on a completionist playthrough of getting all the collectables, a playthrough in One-Hit Kill Mode, and finally casually replaying the boss in chapter 3 for the final ending.

3 Which System Should You Use?

Modern PCs won’t have any trouble playing this game, as its minimum requirements are a Geforce 9600 GT graphics card, three gigabytes of hard drive storage, 4 gigabytes of RAM, and a 64-bit processor and an operating system such as an Intel core i3-4160 running Windows 7.

What really matters is that you have fun playing the game, so getting it on your preferred system is recommended. The game is available on Windows, along with both current gen and previous gen consoles, with its latest release being the Nintendo Switch.

2 How Many Collectables Are There?

Since there is no backtracking in this game, missing a collectable can be a bit frustrating. During your playthrough, you will encounter several houses and structures that you can walk into, along with paths that deviate from the one you are currently on.

Despite there being these alternate paths, there is still only one true story path you will have along your journey. Exploring these structures and branching paths will lead you to finding all 60 collectables featured in the game.

1 Are There Upgrades?

Many of the games we have today feature upgrades to give us a sense of growth and reward, starting you off small and turning you into a true juggernaut. While Trek to Yomi doesn’t do power output on the scale that other games do, there are plenty of upgrades that come with gathering all the collectables throughout the game.

These upgrades include increases to your health, your stamina, and your ammo reserves for your ranged weapons.

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Trek to Yomi: Chapter 4 Guide

Are You On The Path?

At the start of chapter 4, Hiroki sees Aiko in the distance and follows after her. Run forward, and a vision ahead of her vanishes. Follow the path down. Soon you’ll find an old woman who warns you of a plague. In front of the cage in front of you, you’ll find a collectible. Head to the right near the water to find a shuriken. Then proceed past the cage. You’ll reach a shrine and then a split path. The house on the left has shurikens and a collectible, but the path forward is the one at the top of the area. Here you’ll find a new enemy type, called a Blighted. They’re basically zombies. These take a few more hits to kill than earlier foes. There’s another ahead, and then you’ll run around a trail and find some ammo. Head north to find a cliff and another pair of Blighted. Take them out and climb up. At the top, you’ll find ammo and a shrine. Move forward to find another image of Aiko, but she vanishes, and the log you’re on collapses, dumping you with more Blighted. Take them out and move forward to meet a samurai who thinks you’re a demon. You’ll need to kill him, which unlocks a new skill.

Several more Blighted await you ahead. Take them out to climb a cliff to reach a shrine. You’ll find a split path. On the left, you’ll find a collectible, a stamina increase, and ammo. Return to the right to run onto a log with more Blighted. This one holds up, and you’ll have to climb down. Climb over another log to find more ammo. A stronger Blighted waits ahead, and beating him will get you another skill. Move forward to find a few more Blighted ahead. Next to a shrine, you’ll find another split path. Go north to avoid a fight and destroy a dam, releasing water that will kill the foes below. Then continue forward into a building with a collectible. Climbing a ladder here leads to a stamina upgrade, though only after taking out a Blighted. Then climb down and exit the back of the building. Here you’ll see a bunch of Blighted surrounding a giant bug enemy. Take them out and keep moving. On the next screen, you’ll find ammo, a shuriken, and a shrine. On the next screen, you’ll face another samurai who believes you’re the enemy and can’t be dissuaded. Beat him and run past a rock that looks like a face. You’ll climb one cliff and drop from another. Beat a few Blighted and climb another cliff. You’ll find another split path ahead though the way forward is north. You’ll need to climb a few more cliffs. Several Blighted wait for you, but past them is another shrine. A villager here will speak with you but only in riddles. He advised you to hang onto hope.

Another samurai waits ahead, and like the first two, he can’t be reasoned with. Kill him. Go into the next house you find and drop down. Head left and then climb down a ladder for ammo and a health upgrade. Then climb the ladder again and head right. Once you’re back outside, climb a ledge. You can go left for ammo and a collectible but then go right. Pass a bridge with Blighted on it. There’s a shrine on the far side. Head down the path and find a stamina increase on the docks. You’ll then see the Aiko vision ahead and need to climb a ridge to follow her. An enemy here has a new type of weapon called an ozutsu. It’s basically a simple gun. Take him out quick to add it to your arsenal. On the next screen, you’ll find ammo and a shrine.

After moving forward, you’ll reach a cutscene, and Hiroki starts piloting a raft. After the cutscene ends, you’ll be in a fight with your crew from chapter 2, leaving little doubt about where you are. Defeat them and then find a shrine and a cliff to jump down ahead. You’ll then need to cross a bridge with a bunch more Blighted, including another ozutsu. After passing the bridges here, you’ll find another shrine. You’ll also see a ladder which you can climb and enter a building at the top. Inside is a quiver upgrade and a door to break down. The path forward is filled with Blighted but it will eventually collapse, dropping you among more Blighted. Take them out and proceed forward.

Inside the next building, you’ll find, surprise, more Blighted. Past them, you’ll find more ammo and a path above you. Climb a ledge, and the roof ahead of you will collapse, leading you to slide down. You’ll soon take another raft. When you get off, you’ll find a shrine. Fight a few more enemies and enter a tower. Go up the ladder here, and at the top will be ammo and a shrine. Exit ahead and start down the path. Now there are enemies in your way, but the path behind you starts collapsing too. Stay ahead of it, and you’ll eventually reach safety. A small ledge to the right of the screen has a collectible, then move forward to a shrine. Some ammo is just ahead, and you’ll then fight across another bridge. You’ll push a log down to cross a gap.

Move down and slide down a few slopes. At the bottom of these are a collectible and more ammo. A bridge and then a field full of Blighted are ahead. At the end of these areas, you’ll climb a cliff, where you’ll finally see Aiko again. Follow her for a boss fight. This one takes the damage potential up a bit. She can lay into you up close or rain projectiles on you. Dodge these attacks and make sure to mix up both your close and ranged attacks. Defeat her to end chapter 4.

Check out all our Trek to Yomi guides:

Trek to Yomi: Chapter 1 Guide

Trek to Yomi: Chapter 2 Guide

Trek to Yomi: Chapter 3 Guide

Trek to Yomi: Chapter 5 Guide

Trek to Yomi: Chapter 6 Guide

Trek to yomi: chapter 7 guide.

…or check out our Trek to Yomi review!

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Trek to Yomi review: The path of the samurai

Devolver Digital and Flying Wild Hog don't just take players into the time of samurai, it takes them into samurai films with the dazzling Trek to Yomi.

Cinema's rich history has encapsulated dozens of genres, many of them representing different cultures. Some people grew up on high octane action movies, others grew up on big budget horror, and there's a subset of movie fans that have developed an affinity for Japanese samurai films. Trek to Yomi, from Devolver Digital and Flying Wild Hog, is a game that's designed for the samurai film lovers and one that works in introducing their storytelling style to a new audience. While the journey feels short, it's a satisfying one nonetheless.

Honor bound

Trek to Yomi's story follows a young samurai named Hiroki, an adopted orphan raised with the sole purpose of defending his village. When an evil warlord named Kagerou attacks and razes everything before him, it leaves Hiroki at a crossroads in more ways than one. After a fateful battle with Kagerou, Hiroki finds himself in Yomi, the fabled afterlife as interpreted by Shinto mythology.

What's interesting about Trek to Yomi's story is that it features a fixed series of gameplay sequences, but how the narrative unfolds is largely up to the player. At the start of the story, Hiroki is bound to his duty, just as his sensei taught him. Once he finds himself in Yomi, Hiroki's path is shaped by simple player choices. What drives Hiroki from there? Is it love for his slain paramour, his duty to protect his village, or a thirst for revenge against the fiend that has murdered dozens?

Whatever choices the player makes will influence the direction of the game's cutscenes, though they do not appear to have much influence on the actual gameplay sequences. I'd have liked to see more of how these choices influence the narrative, but unfortunately, there are no multiple save files or any other way to backtrack. Once you're on your path, that's where you stay until the story is over.

The blade cuts deep

Trek to Yomi wears its inspiration as a badge of honor. Picture a black-and-white samurai film from the 50s and 60s. This is literally that right down to the grainy film effects. When characters encounter one another, they speak about the honor of battle and clash swords. It takes a moment to realize that the playable portion of the game has kicked in and that you're not just watching a cutscene. It's one of the most unique presentations I've seen in a game and one that does a lot of justice to this style of film. From the monochromatic visuals to the clashing steel of the blades, this feels like a playable samurai movie.

The combat further adds to the immersion. Fights in Trek to Yomi are mostly one-on-one sword fights, though there are instances where groups of enemies will try and overcome Hiroki with a numbers advantage. Success hinges on finding an opening to strike, but also in balancing offense with defense. Those who mash buttons will often leave themselves open to attack. Play too defensively by holding the block button and Hiroki's stamina meter will drop and ultimately leave him vulnerable.

The game offers over a dozen potential sword-swinging combos to master, but that sometimes proves to be information overload. By the end of the story, I was mainly relying on one or two combos and paying the rest of the available button strings no mind. While enemies can hit hard, finishers can help replenish Hiroki's health. The issue here is that the window for finishers can be unpredictable. Sometimes an enemy won't register a finishing blow, even as they're standing still, other times a combo will hit so hard that a foe will just fall before Hiroki can even nail the finishing blow. Consistently hitting finishers proved to be one of the game's more undesirable challenges.

Ranged weapons are also part of the combat experience, though they're honestly something I could have done without. They feel like a shortcut on offense and almost impossible to defend on defense, though the best I can say about the latter is that there aren't too many enemies that use arrows or ozutsu blasts.

Positioning matters in battle, as well. Nailing a well-timed parry that puts Hiroki behind his opponent never stops feeling good. Conversely, inputting a combo and ending with Hiroki inexplicably turning his back to his opponent doesn't feel so great. I had a few frustrating moments with combo inputs, but outside of that, combat in Trek to Yomi feels crisp, as does the way in which the game fluidly transitions to it by putting Hiroki on a 2D plane.

Outside of battle, players explore their surroundings in a 3D space. This mostly involves searching for ammunition, collectibles, or save points. Towards the middle of the adventure, players are introduced to puzzles that involve sliding Kanji characters into their proper slots to open up new paths. Within those paths, expect to find time-sensitive escape sequences to help mix things up between sword clashes. These instances provide some extra tension and can lead to a few errant deaths, but Trek to Yomi's generous save system reduces any frustration that would normally stem from that.

Trek to glory

Trek to Yomi is presented like a very different type of video game experience and that's largely attributed to its presentation. Flying Wild Hog went into this project with the goal of making a playable samurai film and they've capably accomplished that objective. The swordplay is strong and complements a captivating story. It's a story that players will want to see through to the end, though some may be disappointed by the short runtime. I was able to polish this off in just a hair under five hours, but those looking for a challenge can take on the game's hardest difficulty after completing the game for the first time.

Fans of Kurosawa films or of Japanese samurai movies in general will dig Trek to Yomi. Anyone with even a passing curiosity for this genre should absolutely check this out. Trek to Yomi aims high and proves to be as sharp as Hiroki's blade.

This review is based on a Steam digital code provided by the publisher. Trek to Yomi is available now on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox for $19.99 USD. The game is rated M.

Ozzie has been playing video games since picking up his first NES controller at age 5. He has been into games ever since, only briefly stepping away during his college years. But he was pulled back in after spending years in QA circles for both THQ and Activision, mostly spending time helping to push forward the Guitar Hero series at its peak. Ozzie has become a big fan of platformers, puzzle games, shooters, and RPGs, just to name a few genres, but he’s also a huge sucker for anything with a good, compelling narrative behind it. Because what are video games if you can't enjoy a good story with a fresh Cherry Coke?

• Devolver Digital
• Flying Wild Hog
• Trek to Yomi
• Uniquely beautiful presentation
• Crisp swordplay
• Engaging narrative
• Frequent save points
• Ranged weaponry feels cheap
• Minor input issues with combat
• Finishers feel inconsistent
• Can't backtrack to search for collectibles

Ozzie Mejia posted a new article, Trek to Yomi review: The path of the samurai

This game looks cool. Like a samurai Limbo or INSIDE. Downloaded from game pass!

0h, feek yeah. I know what I’m playing this weekend.

It's on Game Pass? Nice I'll give it a shot then, also curious to see if it supports ultrawide properly on PC with that specific presentation.

Hmmm this looks interesting

Game looks great. I'll play it sometime this weekend probably.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-BkrwO_Dck :) , my body is ready for Trek to Yomi and I am going to be downloading it in a few minutes!!!!! That is a shame about the back tracking though, thanks for the review and info as always \m/ :) \m/ . Today is going to be a good day!

I agree with the ranged weapons. The game could have done with the collectibles, too.

Trek to Yomi Chapter 4 Walkthrough Guide

A guide on how to complete Chapter 4 of Trek to Yomi.

Trek to Yomi is the newest cinematic action game to get published by Devolver Digital. Set in feudal Japan, this game follows the story of Hiroki, a samurai who has to defend his town from a warlord that is out to claim lands to his name. Trek to Yomi is presented in the Kurosawa art style with everything in black and white and is set on a 2.5D world.

This Trek to Yomi Chapter 4 Walkthrough is the fourth part of the Trek to Yomi guide series, we’ll follow Hiroki through the fourth chapter of his journey. If you have not seen the previous chapter yet, check out our Trek To Yomi Chapter 3 Missions Walkthrough .

How to Complete Trek to Yomi Chapter 4

The steps below are the paths to take to get through the objectives quickly. There can be different paths that should be taken to get to secret areas and find upgrades or collectibles which can easily be missed. We’ve included notes at parts of the guide to tell which areas have artifacts.

Follow Aiko

You wake up and find that you are being nursed by Aiko, but it was all a dream. You wake up in the burning ruins of the village and see Aiko from afar. You follow her through the corrupted land but you only see shadows. (You will see the Onyudo Artifact by the bench at the fork in the road)

Continue going up the path to see the first shrine of this chapter. Head to the house on the left of to get more ammunition and the Noppera-Bo Artifact . Go back outside and head to the path to the right. You will find a Health Upgrade on top of the crates south of the fire.

Head back to the previous area and take the path up north. You will encounter a couple of blighted. Defeat the first one to get a Quiver Capacity Upgrade . Continue following the past through the forest and defeat more blighted along the way.

You’ll arrive at a fallen log on top of a gap. As you cross, it will break, causing you to fall to the river below. Defeat the blighted once more and proceed to the area to left. you will get the Light Thrust skill and some more ammunition. Head back to the path to the right. You will then face another samurai that you have to defeat.

Seek Answers

After defeating the samurai, head to the right and you’ll be surrounded by a bunch of blighted. Some of them require a lot more hits to fall down, so take your time going through them and try to swap places and put them all on one side. After that, go up the ledge to reach the next shrine. Go through the hut across the shrine to get the Otoroshi Artifact , and continue towards the left to get an arrow and a Stamina Upgrade.

Go back and through the gate and fight the armored blighted to learn the Light Stunning Combination. You’ll then arrive at the next shrine. Go up the dam and cut off the two weights to release the water and wash away the blighted below. Head to the building to the right and climb up the ladder inside to get a Stamina Upgrade . (Beside the ladder on the ground floor is the Hitotsume-Kozo Artifact )

Exit the building and you will encounter a bunch of blighted. Be careful not to stand near the hanging sacs as their claws can hurt you. Continue pushing forward through the path lined with huge rock faces until you reach a forking platform. Head to the south path to reach the next shrine, continue to the right and push the tree to create a bridge and cross the gap. You can then get the Stamina Upgrade and Yurei Artifact .

Head back and take the north path. Go down the platforms and up the cliffs. Prepare to fight a bunch of blighted and destroy the sacs before passing through them. Continue to the right to reach the next shrine. You will then encounter another samurai at the bridge. After defeating the samurai, head to the left and into the house. (Continue heading to the left to get the Uwan Artifact )

Inside the house, make your way down the ledge and take the path to the left, down the ladder, to get the Health Upgrade and some ammunition. Head back up and go towards the path to the right. Climb up another ledge and head to the left. (Head to the right to get the Nuppeppo Artifact )

Cross the bridge after fighting the blighted to reach the next shrine. Follow the path down the docks and head tot he jar at the end of the dock to get a Stamina Upgrade . Go to the north path and arrive at another bridge where you will encounter a blighted with a flintlock. Defeat it to unlock the Ozutsu weapon.

Continue moving forward to reach the next shrine. The next encounter will be against Morimitsu and your other companions’ souls. After defeating them, head to the shrine and go through the gate. Proceed into the center of the town and head left to get a Stamina Upgrade . Head to the right path and you will unlock the Heavy Stun skill.

Defeat the blighted on top of the bridge and continue heading to the right. As you go on the platform, head towards the south (towards the camera) to reveal the next shrine. Go up the ladder and before entering the hut, get the Inugami Artifact . Inside the hut, break down the door and proceed to fight the blighted. Go to the bridge and it will collapse back down to the lower level.

Continue going through the platforms until you reach the end of the docks where you will ride a raft. On the other end of the ride, you will reach the next shrine. Cross the bridge as you defeat another bunch of blighted and enter the tower. Go up the ladder to reach the next shrine. Go up the next ladder to get a Bo-Shuriken Capacity Upgrade and light up the fire of the tower. Go back down to the lower level.

Prepare to kill the blighted as fast as possible since the bridge will slowly collapse behind you. It is recommended to use your Heavy Stun attack followed up by a finisher. After defeating the armored blighted, you are safe from the bridge. (Head to the far right end to climb a platform and get the Ushi-Oni Artifact )

Go to the next shrine and proceed to the north path. Defeat the blighted on the bridge and continue heading straight until you reach a dead end. Push the pole to create a bridge and cross it to the other side. You’ll then have to slide down a cliff and continue following the path and Aiko’s shadow. (The Yamawaro Artifact is on top of a crate just as you get down from the cliff)

You’ll then reach a torii with a shrine near the base of it. Passing through this torii will move you to the Shadow Aiko boss fight.

Shadow Aiko Attacks

Shadow Aiko has four main attacks:

• Sword Slam : Shadow Aiko will jump into the air and slam both of her swords on you. You cannot parry or block this attack so you either have to back away far enough from the swords’ reach or roll through her attack. Rolling through is a good way to get an opening to punish by doing a Rotation attack, followed by a heavy attack.
• Sword Flurry : She will do three sword slashes and delay a fourth one. The first three can be blocked, while the last slash is unblockable. She will also not do the fourth slash if you are too far away. Only punish if you manage to roll through her fourth attack.
• Soul Rain : She will cross her swords and make souls rain on three spots; the middle one is where you are, the one in front is where you’ll land depending on the speed that you are moving at the time of the attack, and another one behind you. You can roll through these without getting hit.
• Soul Beam : She will stand tall and shoot out a beam of souls towards the direction that she’s facing. She will do this when her health goes past 50% and it is the best time to roll through her and punish her from behind.

After defeating Shadow Aiko, you will meet Aiko’s spirit and she will make you choose between three choices:

• I will stand by your side
• Others need my help
• Kagerou must pay

These three choices are connected to the three different endings of the game. At this point, choosing any of the choices will not affect the ending of the game yet as this will happen after the Shadow Hiroki fight in Chapter 5 .

If you like this guide, be sure to check out our other Trek to Yomi articles :

• Trek To Yomi Collectible Artifact Locations (Chapter 1)
• Trek To Yomi Collectible Artifact Locations (Chapter 2)
• Trek To Yomi Collectible Artifact Locations (Chapter 3)
• Trek To Yomi Collectible Artifact Locations (Chapter 4)
• Trek to Yomi Chapter 1 Walkthrough Guide
• Trek to Yomi Chapter 2 Walkthrough Guide
• Trek to Yomi Chapter 3 Walkthrough Guide
• Trek to Yomi Stamina Upgrade Locations
• Trek to Yomi Health Upgrade Locations
• Trek to Yomi Achievements – Trophy Guide and How to Get Platinum
• How Long is Trek to Yomi?

Check out this video by MKIceAndFire showing the full gameplay of Trek to Yomi:

7 Beginner Tips For Trek To Yomi

These tips should help players get going in Flying Wild Hog's Trek to Yomi.

It’s been a while since the last big samurai game graced modern platforms. Trek to Yomi takes place in the feudal era of Japan when samurai were still commonplace. The main character, Hiroki, witnesses his master being struck down in front of him when a group of bandits invaded their village when he was young.

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The narrative then flashes forward to reveal a much older Hiroki dealing with similar issues. Tracking down a group of bandits in the woods opens up some old wounds for the protagonist, and things blow up from there. That is the basic premise of Trek to Yomi , and these upcoming tips will help players during their journey.

7 Don’t Disable Subtitles

Players should figure this one out quite quickly. Still, some may like to tweak the settings before jumping into a game, and knowing this should save some time. Under the language option in the menu, it says English. This might make players think there is an English dub , making subtitles unnecessary.

However, what this is referring to is the menu language. There is only one audio track and it is in Japanese. If players switch off subtitles then they will have no idea what is going on. Again, this tip is very simple but hopefully, it saves someone a headache.

6 Use Headphones

The visuals present Trek to Yomi as an homage to classic samurai films. The art style is unique for an indie game , that is for sure. The audio is also trying to pay respects to the retro vibe. There is a lot of echoing and static as if to convey poor film quality like this game came out in the early 1900s.

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These are both great effects. However, it can be hard to hear on a normal TV. That’s why headphones are recommended to get the full effect. It goes beyond understanding the story too. Certain audio clues will guide players toward hidden paths. Hearing someone screaming from the left side of the ear, for example.

5 The Difficulties Can Be Changed

Some games force players to progress through their adventures on one difficulty level. This can be a bad design choice because players have no idea what the developer thinks a Medium difficulty should be like. Don’t fret about the levels in Trek to Yomi .

There are three options from the start and another one unlocks after the game is completed. The nice thing is that difficulty levels can be changed at any time. Switching them will return players to the last checkpoint though. Thankfully, there are a lot of checkpoints. The best advice is to start on Medium. If things are too simple or challenging, then raise or lower the settings after getting to a checkpoint. Experiment with this feature like one would a set of assist options .

4 Explore Thoroughly

There is no going back between levels in this game. Trek to Yomi is not a Metroidvania despite it being in 2D and having similar upgrade options. Players can raise the ammo count for their ranged weapons, like the bow, and they can also increase health and stamina.

There is no map so figuring out which way is the story path and which way is the optional path can be difficult. If players start down one way and it looks story-related, they should turn around. Missing out on an item, or several could affect the entire experience no matter what difficulty players choose.

3 Activate Traps

As the saying goes, there are more ways than one to skin a cat. Most battle scenarios will force players to fight in the traditional samurai bloodfest . However, sometimes the game will present new opportunities. For example, the first one that comes to mind is in a mine shaft.

Players can take the lower path and fight a bunch of bandits one on one. It can be overwhelming. However, if they take the higher path, they can cut the rope and drop a pallet on top of the group. This will kill them all instantly. Always be on the lookout for options like this to save health and ammo.

2 Back Away From Enemies

Trek to Yomi 's combat is not as fluid as some other samurai action games out there. Ghost of Tsushima , for example, made players feel like they were the wind. The stiffness of combat in Trek to Yomi can make countering not that simple, and it is necessary to survive fights though. Or, at least, that’s what the game might want players to believe.

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However, there is another way to easily vanquish foes. Instead of getting up close and waiting for a countering opportunity, back up and wait for them to attack. Another good strategy is to put your back on enemies. Eventually, players will unlock a turnaround slash that can catch enemies off guard. This technique can later be upgraded too. If used correctly, these attacks can feel a little OP.

1 Hold On To Ammo

The first ranged weapon players will unlock in Trek to Yomi are the shuriken. The aforementioned upgrades can increase this amount little by little. The next ranged weapon is a bow, followed by a gun, and so on. The shuriken is good for stunning enemies, but they aren’t great for damaging them. A good ninja likely knows that.

The bow and gun can do devastating numbers though. It’s best to save those two types of ammo for bosses only. For shuriken, be stingy with them as well and only use the throwing blades if things look desperate. Using them on armored enemies is one sound strategy.

Trek to Yomi was released on May 5, 2022 and is available on PC , PS4 , PS5 , Xbox One , and Xbox Series X .

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Trek to Yomi

About the Game

As a vow to his dying Master, the young swordsman Hiroki is sworn to protect his town and the people he loves against all threats. Faced with tragedy and bound to duty, the lone samurai must voyage beyond life and death to confront himself and decide his path forward.

Cinematic Presentation

Breathtaking camera angles and striking visuals in the spirit of classic samurai film create a true cinematic experience in Trek to Yomi.

Stylish Combat

Engage vicious swordsmen and supernatural beings with a streamlined combat system based around the traditional weapons of the samurai.

Mythic Storytelling

Experience an enthralling story of Hiroki during his fall against the forces of evil and heroic return to make good on his failed promise to save the people he swore to protect.

Thrilling Soundtrack

The thrilling action and somber moments are set against a memorable score designed to feel authentic to the time and place of feudal Japan.

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