Dynasty Warriors: Origins takes place across five chapters. There’s technically a short prologue chapter too, but it’s only a single tutorial battle to get your feet wet with the combat. Every chapter is roughly equal in terms of length, though you may wind up spending the most time in Chapter Three for reasons I’ll explain below.

Put simply, players will need to alter the fate of certain characters if they want to unlock all of the true endings in Dynasty Warriors: Origins, although this can sometimes end up being a lot easier said than done.

T he Musou combat of the Dynasty Warriors games has long since evolved from simply mashing the square and triangle buttons with the occasional tap of the circle. Starting in Warri

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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.

Origins can get pretty tricky in some of the later missions, especially if you've accepted the challenge of playing on one of the higher difficulty settings. Winning battles takes a lot more than just flashy Battle Arts and big Musou Attacks,

Origins, players will have to choose between one of the game's three major factions: Cao Cao and the kingdom of Wei, the Sun family and the kingdom of Wu, or Liu Bei and the kingdom of Shu. These are the titular three kingdoms in Romance of the Three Kingdoms,