You will find skill trees and inventory slots, but it is hidden behind somewhat annoying menus. In comparison to some other Warriors games, the menus between those battles aren't the best. Fast characters were most my forte as I could play rather aggressive and get the job done quick. While I spent hours testing the majority of the characters, after two thirds I felt I had seen most of the tropes present. That still leaves you with plenty to choose from, but I don't think a completionist will have a much better time overall. Yes, there are a few different attacks, but the way they approached it wasn't that much of a life changer. The success is somewhat mixed as there are characters that feel almost exactly the same. The overall feeling is that Omega Force has put character types into camps, and tried to make minor changes to each figure in it. The amount of characters present is certainly impressive, but I can't really sit and claim here that every single one is unique.
What helps is that the process from battle to battle is more streamlined, allowing you to immediately hop into another. The rhythm of destroying enemies is very enjoyable, and I wouldn't have it any other way. Pull this off successfully and you've cleared a map. The usual goals apply like any other Warriors game: destroy a dumb amount of enemies, take over all the keeps and head for the total annihilation of a boss. To keep the action from growing stale, you will be able to switch between three characters that will help each other during the course of action. You will string your Standard, Musou, Magic and Charge together to perform some flashy feats. If that’s what you're searching for, this game will serve you fine to some extent. It never becomes anything particularly thrilling, but I enjoyed myself reading the text presented.Īs with any good Warriors though, you’re here to press buttons and make combos to no end. In either case, the story is mostly told as visual novel with Japanese voice acting and English subtitles. I can't exactly blame them as the selection screen can give a confused look or two. Anyone outside of that umbrella may raise questions about some of these figures. The gigantic story mode sees you passing by 170 characters, which mostly has returning players like myself excited.
#Warriors orochi 4 nintendo switch series#
These games bring a variety of characters together from both the Dynasty and Samurai series as well as other non-Japanese mythical angles. The Orochi series sounds, in theory, like quite a winner. Shamefully, with how many Warriors there are on the system, this one doesn't rank high despite certain ambitions. Mechanically not terrible, but it lacking a lot of polish. In a desperation move to see what sticks, these guilty pleasures have lost their way in a few areas. Lately, it seems that Omega Force stopped about regular entries and simply just flung them at a screen. While the themed entries are more enjoyable, this isn't for the reasons you might expect. I will freely admit that I put a stupid amount of time into the Warriors franchise.
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