The game version isn't ready yet, and there's no link to the file. This video demonstrates some of the upcoming features.

Try it out at spade-skill.github.io

Hello, i switched to Linux a few days ago and now i'm trying to figure out how to install Oni using Lutris, i already set up WINE GE-Proton

But i got no EXE file in my folder, only .bin and .cue files + the Anniversary Setup (can someone explain how to do this? do i have to first select cue then bin? because if so then i might have fkt up somewhere, inside the work folder the is no Oni.exe)

Download, support, read info here -> https://boosty.to/kotehok7/posts/230c0942-4b35-4b42-8d0c-951e42883892

Direct link -> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1M-iH5SkQ2Xlm9k4mH2SCv2E6fQumZUlb/view?usp=sharing

Hi all,

I posted a few months ago about a port I'd been working on to get Oni running on ARM Macs, native, 64 bit. Popping my head back in here to report - it's essentially done, and I've just put up the full release today.

The whole game has been played end to end (chapters 1-9 by me, 10-14 by simX - thank you!) and it runs on macOS 15 and up. It supports multiple resolutions, texture packs (with an included installer that browses the Mod Depot and installs packs for you!), and a new Metal renderer (in case Apple does something weird with OpenGL). Outside a few oddities it's fully playable.

It's a notarised DMG, but BYO data. It should auto detect Windows or Mac game data and works with either.

Next up is controller support.

Links here:

Download (DMG)

Instructions

Bugs!

Enjoy!

-Andiyar

Hello everyone, its been a while since I posted here, but I finally have an update to the Oni collection.

The archive now has:

The European exclusive Italian Oni mousepad

And

The #0001, first certified copy of the Oni Dynamic Forces variant for issue 1!

I have gotten more things, but they aren't as exciting as these two. Im still adding to it, but since the archive is nearing completion its getting harder to add things im missing.

Anyways, guys its been fun. Im so proud that Oni is still getting updates and love! I'll be adding more and im still looking for the Oni beta disc's both for pc and ps2, and I also dont have any of the US versions of the mousepad, in time I hope. But I thought you guys would like to see these two!

-WIP-
Well, this is the first test mission. I'm pretty happy with the results, but there are still plenty of bugs and things to iron out. I'm still really dissatisfied with the grabs, so I'll be thoroughly polishing that aspect moving forward. I'm going to try adding more dynamic shoves and character throws; I'd also like to include ground takedowns/disarm grabs, and balance all of this so everything can be parried or canceled... It's going to be a lot of work, but I feel it's essential to truly capture that Oni feel I'm chasing...

The move to x64
Oni has been ported to x64 for modern 64-bit versions of Windows, while preserving its original engine, atmosphere, and gameplay.

Updated graphics
Environment and character textures have been upscaled.

Redesigned menus
The main menu has been completely redesigned.

New loading screens
Static loading images have been replaced with an animated loading screen.

English and Russian languages
Language selection is now available through a dedicated menu.

Display and sound settings
Options include resolution, ultrawide support, windowed and fullscreen modes, a 60 or 120 Hz limit, brightness, and volume. The in-game interface can be scaled to ×1, ×2, or ×3, making health, ammunition, and subtitles easier to see.

Controls
Controls can now be rebound, with primary and alternate bindings for each action. Mouse sensitivity is adjustable using a slider. Mouse movement handling has also been improved.

Intro video
The intro has been upscaled for improved clarity and converted to a modern video format.

Console and cheats
A console is available on the tilde ~  key, with support for cheats and Daodan extensions. Enter cheats to see the available cheat codes.

Convenience
Saves and settings are stored in separate folders within the game directory.

Here I show some progress on my game project, share your thoughts!

I've played thru oni multiple times, however during the ending cutscene... the ending cutscene wont play, ill hear the audio of the cutscene but the screen will be black, same thing for the credits, clicking during either will cause the game to crash. this happens every time. i have the anniversiary edition installed along with the IBB fixes mod installed. is there any way to fix this issue?

Howdy!

Our team has been working on our Oni spiritual successor for a while and we're finally ready to launch the steam page for Reikoneo: Purge Protocol

Found this basic gameplay trailer for Oni in the Official Playstation Magazine UK 7 disk and I mean in the disk as in it's not an option to play through the PS2.

Couldn't find this video anywhere before uploading (YT, Fan wikis, Archive.org) so I'm assuming it's a bit obscure.

Edit: Original .PSS file and MP4 uploaded (in original resolution and colour space) to https://archive.org/details/oniv_20260811

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to install and run the Oni Anniversary Edition (AE) on Windows 11, but I'm completely stuck on the .NET Framework 3.5 dependency.

Here is what's happening:

1. Standard Windows Features ("Turn Windows features on or off") doesn't show .NET 3.5, only .NET 4.8.
2. Running offline .exe installers gives the Program Compatibility Assistant error: "This app can't run on this device".
3. Running DISM commands in PowerShell/CMD gives Error 0x800f080c ("Feature name NetFx3 is unknown").

It seems my Windows 11 build is missing the base NetFx3 registry package/files.

Has anyone faced this exact issue on Windows 11 when setting up AE? What is the cleanest way or workaround to get .NET 3.5 running or bypass this requirement so AE can launch?

Thanks in advance!

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WIP

Hey everyone! Bringing you the weekly update. There weren't any huge breakthroughs, but I did polish and clean up a lot of things. In this video, I'm sharing a preview of the testing arena, along with its enemy/ally system and the dynamic interaction between them, capturing those chaotic fights that used to happen in Oni. I built the special attacks system—I only have one for now, but I'll be adding more over time. Oh, and as you might have noticed, I got tired of using standard Unity placeholder models, so I added some free ones I found to give the project a bit more style.

Well, there's a lot more packed in, but I don't really feel like going into too much detail right now, so that's it. See you next week for more updates!

Am Working On a Linux Port Of Oni Currently The Mouse Is Janky

Update : i fixed the mouse issues and it's done

here the link to the port - HAVE FUN

https://github.com/eggplantredrage/Oni-Linux-

Video Link

https://youtu.be/OUW29bOPcEA?si=xjC5SOAH0v2PMjZy

WIP

Here is a quick look at my progress results with the game. I'm getting pretty close to achieving the combat fluidity I'm aiming for. I added a couple of sound effects to make it feel a bit more alive, at least for now. I added a grab mechanic, but as I figured, coordinating the animations is quite difficult—without a doubt, this is the most complex part of the entire combat system. I added passive guarding and gave a bit more love to the hit/damage animations.

All combat animations will likely be changed, and as soon as the combat is finished, I'll start implementing environment/stage mobility (which I want to be much more agile than in Oni, setting it apart at this point), and only at the very end, weapons.

Well, this is my little project...

The idea is to create a game based on Oni combat Style, adding new mechanics along the way. I'm not a game developer; this is my first time venturing into this, so I imagine it will take a long time to make something decent, but I'm very happy with the results of the first week.

If you have any ideas or mechanics that you'd find interesting to see, please comment!