
A new dark fantasy Three Kingdoms action RPG from Team NINJA, the developers of Nioh.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese, Japanese*, Korean*languages with full audio support
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It's fun at first but I didn't realize how repetitive it would get. I honestly can't recommend this. And something with the combat just feels odd. It's cool and flashy, but floaty. And I know this is gonna sound like coping but the parry timing feels off. There's one too many "I swear i timed that right" moments that I think it's not just me. I like a lot of things about this game but it doesn't add up to something I would suggest buying.
I am on the second to last main mission, I have really enjoyed the game, I do have a few complaints though. 1. Enemy Variety. It is really bad 2. The story. This one I dont really care about, its a Nioh game, you arent playing for the amazing story. 3. Some mission repetition. I found some missions to look extremely similar. There are some pros though: 1. The music. Compared to another Chinese game (Wukong) it is MUCH better. 2. The bosses. They are the main reason to play the game. 3. Enemy design. I do like the enemies though. 4. Some level design. I like some of them. 5. THE GAMEPLAY. I would put this on par with ds3 and almost at Wukong level. This is parry p0rm at the highest level.
优化都不搞好就搬出来了,高频动作频繁掉帧,掉零.几毫秒就能要你命知道吗?忍不了一点,特别是太史慈哪里更加恶心
Even after 3 years the performance issue does not get fix yet.
It's fun at the first hours,gets repetitive quickly. The games only redeeming quality is probably the combat and even it suffers from bad design decisions. It tries to be Sekiro + Nioh and fails at both. -Graphics aren't really good,that alone is not a negative thing for me as the quality of the game matters more than how it looks but the game also runs horrible. Those graphics shouldn't run that hard on the system. Wuchang also came out with terrible optimization but at least that game had gorgeous graphics. My system can run AAA games at stable 60-90 fps with high settings but this game causes constant stutters and fps-drops. -Combat also doesn't feel very responsive like Sekiro where you could feel the impact of every hit and parry. It also suffers from %60 of the bosses being dark-souls-like bosses which doesn't go well with parry based games in my opinion. -On surface the weapon variety feels nice, it looks like there are a lot to choose from with different styles etc. but at the same time they all lack depth and feel repetitive. -Level designs are also not great and the gameplay is not that great to carry the bad level design like in Khazan. -Story is all over the place with bad dialogues and cutscenes Difficulty-wise, if sekiro is a 10, this game is somewhere between 4-5. The parry window is really generous with easily staggerable enemy patterns. If you're thinking about buying it, i would probably recommend waiting for a sale.
Wo Long : Fallen Dynasty is a fun and enjoyable souls like with some flaws holding it back from being truly great. The game is a mix between Sekiro parry focus system combined and Nioh mission based level with Chinese wuxia themes/setting. The best part of the game is by far the combat , it is smooth and satisfying and rewarding. Most of the bosses are fun to fight and beside 1st encounter Lu Bu and the last boss of DLC 2&3 they are very manageable encounter. The level designs is your typical team ninja stuff, being serviceable and the mechanic of raising flag to increase your power does reward careful exploration / observation The weakest part about the game to me is the story. You character doesn't have any agency in the story, being a yes man/woman for the entire game. The story is not bad per say it is just very mediocre. I do have to mention that many people said the game doesn't run well so keep this in mind. I have a pretty decent modern pc so the game ran smoothly at 120 fps for me. If you have a mid range/ older pc i highly suggest you try out the Demo before buying the game. The complete edition is also a bit pricey at full price so if you want to save money wait for the game to go on sales. I picked up the complete edition for 50% discount and for that price the game offer good value Overall i still enjoyed the game and would rate it a 7.5 to a 7.7 out of 10. If you really like Chinese wuxia themes/setting as well as the Romance of the Three Kingdom era/characters it might bump the game to an 8 out of 10.
粪作,不推荐玩。喜欢动作系统可以玩仁王系列,都是忍者组的。刚开始玩会被复杂的战斗技能机制以及五行机制机制经验一下,但马上会感到战斗系统的味同嚼蜡:明明是以弹反为核心的战斗,却设计了一套鸡肋的五行术和技能系统,完完全全可以靠弹反和鼠标左键通关,而且画质是真的差,感觉像在玩10年前的游戏,满满廉价感。
This game really feels like a bait. I played the demo and really enjoyed it, so I bought the deluxe edition of the full game in the hope of finding more content like that, as well as new mechanics and weapons. Instead, what I found was that, basically, all the levels are the same: you collect random items (almost all of them useless), fight the same enemies from start to finish (I’ve seen the same tiger in every level), collect checkpoints (flags) and then face a boss. I swear every area in this game has the same boring theme; all the bosses are far too easy, except perhaps two, and the exploration in this game is awful and a real chore to do; and don’t even get me started on the side quests, which are nothing more than filler to make the game longer. I’ve just finished the game and uninstalled it straight away, even though I’ve still got the DLCs to play – but to be honest, I couldn’t care less about them. If you’ve tried the demo and liked it, don’t expect anything more than that in terms of mechanics: you won’t find any new stuff, just the same gameplay over and over again. What’s more, the performance is atrocious, I get random frame drops for just playing the game. Just don’t buy it – it’s not worth wasting your time on.
Absolutelly the worst parry/deflect type of combat. I did not like the Lies of P or Khazan, but those were okey. Most of deflects were random successes. In Sekiro, you could know the difference between good parry and a miss, here nope. Most bosses are either too easy or I just beat them when got lucky with deflects, can't say I ever got good. The best tactis is just get overleveled and that's it. Got it on big discount, still sorry for the money. Additional information: if you very liked Nioh, this might be a good game for you. I really disliked missions with companions and sent them off as soon as possible because game becomes a walikng simulator, not a combat game. If deflect was as good as in Sekiro, or at least somewhat better than as it is now, the game would actually be thumbs up.
Didn't touch this game for years because of all the bad press. Shouldn't have listened.
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