Dynasty Warriors: Origins

Omega Force is known for its Musou games, hack-and-slash games with strategic/tactical elements in which one character faces hundreds or thousands of enemies at once. It all began in 1997 with Dynasty Warriors. To date, the franchise has sold over 21 million copies worldwide, and then there is Samurai Warriors, set in ancient Japan, which has sold over eight million copies. At the end of the last decade, these Warriors games were particularly successful in adapting the musou gameplay to other brands, most notably Hyrule Warriors, One Piece: Pirate Warriors, Fire Emblem Warriors and later Persona 5 Strikers. The last entry in the main series, Dynasty Warriors 9 (2017), featured an open game world for the first time, as opposed to the usual structure of relatively large levels. However, this open world was not well received, so everything is back to the beginning.

Omega Force is known for its Musou games, hack-and-slash games with strategic/tactical elements in which one character faces hundreds or thousands of enemies at once. It all began in 1997 with Dynasty Warriors. To date, the franchise has sold over 21 million copies worldwide, and then there is Samurai Warriors, set in ancient Japan, which has sold over eight million copies. At the end of the last decade, these Warriors games were particularly successful in adapting the musou gameplay to other brands, most notably Hyrule Warriors, One Piece: Pirate Warriors, Fire Emblem Warriors and later Persona 5 Strikers. The last entry in the main series, Dynasty Warriors 9 (2017), featured an open game world for the first time, as opposed to the usual structure of relatively large levels. However, this open world was not well received, so everything is back to the beginning.