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It was kind of the same really, but open-worldish instead of small crafted maps with just one way to go through. So you can do sub-missions, collect tons of stuff and do challenges on each sub-area of the map until 100% or just run to the boss. Gameplay-wise the gimmick is that you can switch between samurai mode (with the ki mechanic to press after the attack to recover and heavy weapons like the odachi) and ninja mode focused on agility and fast weapons like the kusari and dual sword (and each of them has their own armor set, so you switch from heavy to light armor). It's generally good, but I'm kinda tired of open world stuff (wuwa is a lot more about experiencing the world in the story and isn't too dense in the collect stuff so I have no trouble with that) and it didn't seem to do much different in terms of combat that I already have at least 500 hours (all weapons had the base katana parry though, but not the extended one which was fun, it also has the second jump from wo long).
