![]() Normally in the Dynasty games most battles are won in devastating fashion, so when this opening mission finishes and there’s only three generals left alive, you can instantly see how different Ultimate is from the previous games. ![]() ![]() The story for Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate (simply referenced as Ultimate for short from here on) starts out in a battle against a giant Hydra monster on a battlefield that resembles the inside of a volcano. The Dynasty games always adhered to a certain level of historical accuracy, and maybe that’s why they never appealed to me, but the Orochi games change all of that and there’s a much more fantasy element to the story and gameplay now which I ended up really enjoying. The first notable is obviously the name change, as the Orochi series has now combined the characters from the Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors universes together into one, along with some bonus cameos and officers. Having now played Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate, I can see how far the series has some. To be honest, the series never really resonated with me, as it felt very basic and a button masher, so needless to say, I’ve missed out on the past handful of Dynasty Warriors games. I think the last Dynasty Warriors game I played was one of the first iterations back on the PS2.
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