Origins, an action hack-and-slash muso game developed by Koei Tecmo Games. Players will go head-to-head against 1,000-person armies as a nameless hero conquers the turbulent and chaotic Three Kingdoms ...

In that regard, Dynasty Warriors: Origins (out Jan. 17) is unwavering from beginning to end. Twenty five years after the release of Dynasty Warriors 2, the entry that set the blueprint that the ...

Players have access to a good variety of weapon types in Dynasty Warriors: Origins, but some are a bit more effective in combat than the rest.

For anyone who loves gratuitous, over-the-top action games, it doesn’t get any bigger than the Dynasty Warriors franchise. With the release of Dynasty Warriors: Origins (out today), Koei Tecmo ...

As someone whose experience with the Dynasty Warriors series is limited to a few titles from the PlayStation 2 era, I approached Dynasty Warriors: Origins with a mix of nostalgia and curiosity.

There is no direct sprint button in Dynasty Warriors: Origins; with the character naturally breaking into a sprint after running for a few steps. While sprinting can get you around fast ...

Origins to offer any insight. Now, Omega Force hits the limits of that approach with Dynasty Warriors: Origins, a new starting point for the series that tries to take its subject matter a bit more ...

A number of Koei Tecmo developers including Tomohiko Sho, Mitsuhiro Ohshima, Kazutoshi Sekiguchi, and Masatomo Ohba have revealed during an interview with 4Gamer that Dynasty Warriors Origins only ...

Dynasty Warriors: Origins has given me exactly what I needed. In Origins, instead of bouncing between different characters during certain battles as you had in previous games, you witness the ...

Dynasty Warriors: Origins successfully revives the iconic hack-and-slash franchise. The Dynasty Warriors titles have been a staple in the video game industry. Famous for bringing the hack-and ...