Much as with other Warriors games, the player’s job is to run over the landscape, taking down key enemy generals and capturing critical locations. Tecmo Koei is also wise to keep the rewards coming in with character unlocks, costumes and wallpapers coming at a steady pace, and it’s enough to make sure players don’t have the opportunity to sit back and realise how silly the plot really is.īattlefields this time around are massive in scope – bigger than the battlefields of previous Warriors games, and the landscapes have been twisted in an appealingly demonic fashion. The overarching plot is about travelling around through time to recruit as many heroes as possible to be able to take down that hydra, and while it’s silly, it works in the sense that it gives you an excuse to rescue your favourite characters from sure-death situations and add them to a growing stable of fun and enjoyable heroes. The reason they’ve all come together is pure fantasy featuring a massive demon army and a nasty hydra. If you’re ever played a Tecmo Koei game you’ve likely come to have some favourite characters. Even a few from Dead or Alive and Ninja Gaiden put in an appearance. The character mash-up stars well over 100 characters taken from not just Samurai Warriors and Dynasty Warriors, but also less mainstream Tecmo Koei classics such as Bladestorm, Warriors: Legends of Troy and Trinity: Souls of Zill O’ll. Warriors Orochi 3 is possibly the finest example of fan service ever. I don’t think anyone gets it quite like Tecmo Koei.
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