Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate Review and PC Specifications

Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate Review and PC Specifications

Warriors Orochi 4 is a game crossovers which combines characters from two major franchises, namely the game Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors.

In this game there are more than 170 characters that you can play, making this game offer a stunning hack and slash experience.

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This game was first released in 2018 and even though it has been a long time since it was released, this game is still interesting for you to play.

In addition, the Ultimate version of the game has also been released, adding new storylines, characters, and game modes, as well as several updates to the menu.

The Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate game still focuses on missions that take you into the battlefield, where you beat up thousands of enemies with some added magical aspects.

So, for a complete review of this game, let's take a look at the following review!

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Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate Game Review

If you're looking for an atmospheric war simulation game or a history lesson, then this game isn't for you.

Because this game is a hack n' slash game that offers a lot of repetition. Where the music does not reflect the era it is trying to lift, instead it is more like a mental thump along the battlefield that visually looks a bit outdated and still has frame rate issues.

To complete a mission in this game, you will need about 10 to 15 minutes of basic interactions and a less interesting story, which revolves around giving you tactical hints of the ongoing war and a few small conversations between the 177 characters, all of whom feel like they lack personality.

Plus, the character roster is filled with muscular men, cute fat men, and half-naked, half-shy women. Listening to the characters chat isn’t all that interesting either.

The fact that the game only supports Japanese audio doesn’t make it any better. If you’re not normally a fan of Japanese audio, the majority of the talking happens in the middle of battles, making it hard to keep track of what’s being said and you have to read every single speech bubble that pops up on the screen.

In terms of combat, it is quite satisfying. Although enemy troops look, sound, and move the same way, the choice of tactics and challenges make this game quite enjoyable. However, this game is too easy.

If you've played the original version of the game, you can upgrade to the Ultimate edition for a lower price.

If you're really into the world of Warriors Orochi 4, this upgrade might be worth it, but if you didn't enjoy the main game, there's not enough new content to change that.