Seeing as you spend essentially all of the game slashing, smashing and exploding everything around you combat really has to be well developed. Speaking of the grind, let’s take a moment to discuss combat. It is a satisfying experience that gives the standard RPG grind a focused, purposeful feel. For a game that is essentially about steamrolling through endless hordes of mobs, the developer has put a lot of thought and care into the RPG elements of the title. These aforementioned parts can then be infused into another weapon or armor piece to give it enhanced stats and buffs.
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This further enhances your party allowing you to salvage parts, full deconstruct or sale of items you collect in-game. With time, investment and focus your team becomes an unstoppable death ball that can wreak havoc on the many (and I do mean many) enemies you will face on your journey.Ĭoupled with this is a rather well-designed weapons and armor crafting system. The longer characters remain in the same party the strong the bond between them becomes. With the ability to select three characters to take into battle the game has a system that rewards focused development of your party. The title offers up 170 different playable characters which in and of itself is a completionist dream game but even more interesting is the time and effort that was put into creating synergies between the multiple characters. There are also some pretty impressive pre-rendered cutscenes that further highlight the games fantastical combat and feel. However, if you take the time to read through it all the characters a unique and engaging offering up unique perspectives on the narrative as a whole. Story delivery is handled primarily through some Japanese dialog with English subtitles which may be a bit of a turn off for some as there is an exceptional amount of dialog. Although I didn’t hit up every side quest along the way, if you can simply accept that ‘magic’ brought everyone together the story itself is a pretty fun romp offering some epic moments and a few twists along the way. The explanation for how heroes from to dramatically different eras end up together isn’t as important is how awesome it is to have them together.
Warriors Orochi 4 brings together Heroes from their respective franchises in a desperate battle to stop the tyrant Orochi from ruling the world. So grab that coffee, kick back, and enjoy the Gamespace Review of Warriors Orochi, reviewed on PC. Enter Warriors Orochi 4, from developer KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., which sees heroes from both the Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors games come together in an engaging tactical action title.Īfter spending the last week hacking, slashing, and progressing my chosen heroes through the game’s narrative and missions I’ve put the controller down to bring you my thoughts on this latest entry in the Warriors Orochi series. Throw in some great hack and slash RPG elements and some over the top combat and things start to shape you into a promising title. Although I’m not holding my breath for a Master Chief meets Marcus Fenix (although how awesome would that be) it’s always great to see a mashup happen. If the Marvel Cinematic universe has taught us anything it’s that a solid crossover can be great! Bringing together some of your favorite characters from so multiple franchises and setting them on one grand adventure creates so many opportunities for creative storytelling, character interactions, and some sweet scenes together.
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