Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Reviews

Honestly it's a really fun game! I love the combat style and how smooth and quick it is compared to most souls likes.

The Combat is the content. It is satisfying, crunchy and addictive. If you like Nioh 2, this combat has the same punch while adding that clean parry. Love it. The weapons are amazing and having 3 specials per 4 star weapon, experimenting and leanring new skills is amazing. The inventory game with stats is a lot of fun, cannot min max to the extent of Nioh 2, but it is really good. The game is not as hard as Nioh 2 because of stamina not being a factor, it slightly takes away from builds. I would have loved to have the stamina system in this while making it easier to get more stamina perks through the skill tree. I understand they went for the parry mechanic but if stamina was still a thing it would have been less hack and slash. Most times itr urges you to keep attacking whereas the dance the game wants you to play is attack between boss hits, then parry, attack again, block/parry again and then stagger the boss for big damage. But since stamina is not a concern it makes the game feel spammy and does not let you appreciate the combat dance. If you can try doing this and it becomes infinitely flowy while not making it seem like you are just spamming attacks. The brilliant combat is just undercut because of not having the stamina structure. Hopefully people appreciate the combat for what it is. I love what Team Ninja always pulls off. The game is pretty but their speciality is combat, levelling up, gear absolutely tough yet great bosses, and although it might not looks like a next gen game it is a next gen combat system. Waiting for Nioh 3 next. With this parry system in Nioh 3 it will be something. Kudos Team Ninja!

Wo Long isn't as good as Nioh 2 or even Rise of the Ronin. It has some interesting ideas that never pan out. But it's still a Team Ninja game with great combat and is worth a shot if you've liked any of their previous games. It has some issues on PC that will probably never get fixed, but it's not enough of a detriment to dissuade me from recommending it.

Overall not bad, some performance issues and confusing mechanics but overall very playable without being crushingly difficult

Cool game. I'm not a souls-like enjoyer most of the time but Wo Long has the benefit of being set in a hyper fantasy, grim-dark version of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. To which, I am a big fan of. After only around 2 hours of playing from the time of this review, I know I will see it to the end of it's content. Gameplay is solid and challenging. The game suffers from mechanics bloat and there's a lot to take in, but it's worth it once you start to get the hang of things. There's a lot of uniqueness and enjoyment here. For souls-like gamers or fans of anything ROTK's.

I found the game really fun at launch, but after the update that broke all my gear that I spent who knows how many hours perfecting due to some online cheaters or something like that I just lost interest. Tried playing the game again when the dlc's came out but the dlc content really did not feel anywhere close to comparable in quality to the base game. pretty disappointing really, I really like the setting of the game. Maybe get the game on sale, but I certainly wouldnt pay full price for it.

- It's an easy game. Not nioh or souls level difficulty. Just do the combo and parry here and there. - Repetitive foes, gears and soundtracks. you can finish the whole game without changing your weapon and armor set. just upgrade them and you'll be fine. - Runs very well on 4K. Not a single crash. - It gets a little boring after while. I mean it's not horrible. I still recommend it if you have nothing to play or you're team ninja fan.

this game is under rated its really good with a great combat system and good graphics with a really good custom character creater good story back ground graphics are really good too

I don't care how much hate this game got I loved this game especially the Sekiro-like combat. I've never played a game based off the Three Kingdoms before so maybe I'm a bit ignorant when it comes to that but I liked the story a lot.

Nioh is to Dark Souls as Wo Long is to Sekiro But a tip before you start: any movement beyond slow-walking alerts nearby enemies, but JUMPING makes NO noise. Behold my incredibly-stealthy warrior bunny-hopping across the battlefield like an idiot. Very effective.