I always loved the high energy battle themes, and the calmer themes for those epic moments. The soundtrack is pretty basic for a Dynasty Warriors title, but that’s not a bad thing. There is the occasional slight slowdown when a horde of enemies is bunched up in one area, but it’s nothing game breaking. The models and shadows have certainly been toned down, but there are still plenty of enemies on the screen at once, and the frame rate is pretty solid most of the time. Graphically, I won’t say the Nintendo Switch version is the prettiest offering, but it looks nice given the console limitations. This level of customization means you can have a new experience each time you play. I was shocked at just how many choices you had here, but Koei Tecmo took this a step further by allowing you to use your custom created officers as well. In this scenario, you can form your kingdom with most of the famous officers across the entire franchise. Most of these are ones players are very familiar with, like the Yellow Turban Rebellion and the Three Kingdoms, but there is one that really stood out to me, A Gathering of Heroes.
Like other Dynasty Warriors titles, the game has several different scenarios you can play, each taking place in a different era with a unique story.
Let’s dig in, and see how my first Empires title went. I like some elements like that, but I always felt things like Nobunaga’s Ambition was a bit too much. 100 action would be fun like always, but I wasn’t quite sure how deep, or complex, the strategy elements would be. I have finally decided to remedy this by checking out Dynasty Warriors 9 Empires for review. I have always loved the Dynasty Warriors franchise, but I never played one of the Empires titles.
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