You have Story, which follows the paths of one of six factions in their canonical journey to reunite the land, but it also contains a hypothetical route for each one if you accomplish certain tasks during certain missions. The game contains several different modes to experience this all from. And not in the unbearably grindy kind of way DW9 did, instead in genuinely charming and awesome gameplay. While the Warriors games have always been criticized for remaining the same and not really being the most in-depth plays, Xtreme Legends Definitive Edition has probably over 100+ hours of content loaded into it. The Dynasty Warriors franchise has been around for 20+ years now with the formula never really changing from the second or third installment all the way to the present (the open world DW9 notwithstanding). The story and characters are all based on the Chinese literary classic Romance of the Three Kingdoms, considered by many to be China’s equivalent to the works of Shakespeare or Homer.
Considering the power the Switch lacks compared to its other console brethren, releasing a re-re-updated version isn’t actually a bad idea.įor those uninitiated in the ways of the Warriors, Dynasty Warriors is a franchise based in the hack-and-slash genre in which you pick a legendary warrior and slaughter (or “KO” the games are all rated T) screens full of enemy hordes as you work your way towards unifying the Three Kingdoms of ancient China under one banner.
The most recently released port, the Switch’s Definitive Edition, includes everything from previous versions as well as all bonus DLC content. The original Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends released for the PS3 and Xbox 360 way back in 2013, with a remastered version containing loads of additional content and graphical upgrades released for the PS4 and Xbox One in 2014. It was undisputedly their best release of the year. But their third release of the year, coming out on December 27th of last year, was this incredibly long-named Switch port of Dynasty Warriors 8. With its massive library of titles, the studio roughly pumps out three games a year and 2018 gave us the middling Warriors Orochi 4 and the heartbreakingly awful Dynasty Warriors 9.
The 20th year anniversary of Omega Force probably wasn’t the banner year they maybe anticipated.
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