GameplayĮmpires is a 3D action game with strategy and RPG elements thrown into the mix.

But, overall, DW fans aren’t looking for a story when they play an Empires game. The story is pretty light, but it does have its moments with diving into some character development with character interaction, marriage, and other factors. If you go to a search engine and type in any of their names, you’ll find a lot of real history behind them. Every playable character here has the looks, name, and background of a real person from Chinese history. What I should note is that the characters in this game aren’t completely works of fiction. You being any of the playable characters available to the game. Essentially, you are a freelance officer in Ancient China with the goal of creating an Empire and unifying the entire country under a single flag, yours. Instead, you have the Empires Mode, which does have a few story scenes at its disposal. Since this is an “Empires” game, the story campaign from DW8 was dropped. Here is my review of the PS Vita version of Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires! Story So, now it’s time to test this once again, with the Vita’s very first “Empires” game.

Then it got a port of Dynasty Warriors 8 Xtreme Legends, which didn’t quite live up to expectations, having game-breaking technical problems. It got Dynasty Warriors Next, built specifically for the Vita. The PlayStation Vita doesn’t have a whole lot at its disposal, as far as Dynasty Warriors is concerned. But, then there’s the Empires version that drops the main game’s story mode in favor of a much more strategic Empire and Conquest focus in the game. Then you can have an Xtreme Legends version with extra content. You have a numbered Dynasty Warriors title. With Dynasty Warriors, there’s been a trend as of late with different versions of the games. I really make it sound like they should have just called it the “Warriors” genre, right? Well, if you’ve played any of those games, or perhaps Dragon Quest Heroes or Hyperdimension Neptunia U, you should know what I’m talking about. There are other games that can fall into it as well, like Hyrule Warriors, Samurai Warriors, Warriors Orochi. Do you know what that is? It’s the official name of the genre of strategic 3D beat-em-up actions games that Dynasty Warriors falls into. I wasn’t a very big fan of the Musou genre until lately.

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