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Should it plummet completely, the battle will end in failure and all deployed officers will be lost. Likewise, the player's fighting spirit dwindles if they lose allies or remain idle. Musou Mode is completely straightforward with 5 stages per faction, though the choice of battles varies between unaffiliated characters.Įntering a hostile square means fighting enemy troops until their morale or fighting spirit (which can span up to 8 gauges) gradually wears down the process can be hastened by eliminating as many enemies as possible or utilizing certain skills. Instead, their stats are derived from the officers serving under them. Unlike the mainstream titles, characters do not retain stat growth and weapon levels after each fight. While gameplay mechanics and controls are largely the same, battlefields are segmented into small, separate squares due to the PSP's limitations. It was one of the first games to be released during the handheld console's launch.

Not to mention, the moves for each character were simply recycled which made each playable character basically the same.Dynasty Warriors (真・三國無双 PSP, Shin Sangoku Musou PSP) is a portable version of Dynasty Warriors 4 with tactical elements that differentiate it from Empires. The developers left out a handful of characters from previous games, and only a few of those playable characters had story modes. The series is growing in its complexity, but still a lot more needs to be done.

In Comparisonĭynasty Warriors 6 in comparison to other games in the series, felt almost like a step backwards. While this may give players a better view of multiple enemy units, travelling from one place on the field to the next is quite a tedious experience. The terrain is still largely flat and barren. There’s also the ability for characters to climb ladders to breach fortress walls, as well as being able to swim.ĭespite individual character improvements, there’s still some better map design needed. You need to seek out certain enemy officers, while receiving updates on your own allied forces who are being met with defeat or victory, as well as units which are being broken up, so you know where you need to be in order to turn the tide of the battle. One thing that makes the game more interesting, is that it’s not enough to just to kill as many soldiers as possible. So how does Dynasty Warriors 6 build on the experience its predecessors have left us with? Gameplay