DYNASTY WARRIORS: Godseekers

Critic reviews

• The Vita Lounge

  Reece Heyworth · Mar 03, 2017

  7.2

  Dynasty Warriors: Godseekers is a brave attempt to take the over the top action of Dynasty Warriors and combine it with more strategic type gameplay. The result is a good - if unrefined - strategy game that is more than enough to scratch that tactical itch.

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• ZTGD

  John Whitehouse · Feb 20, 2017

  5.0

  Those who are used to the Dynasty Warriors franchise will at least be happy to see some of the characters that they love from the series, along with lots of nods and winks. But Omega Force’s difficult position of needing to please both fans of the franchise, while also trying to bring in fans of a different kind of genre, has resulted in a muddling experience that may start out promising for turn-based newcomers, but quickly turns stale.

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• TechRaptor

  Will Cravens · Feb 18, 2017

  8.5

  This is the perfect game for the PlayStation Vita. Unlike a traditional warriors game, its slower pace allows you to stop the game at any point and pick it back up later without missing a beat. If you are looking for a game you can start on the morning commute, then finish up while you’re watching Netflix at home, then look no further.

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• COGconnected

  Alexander Thomas · Feb 14, 2017

  7.6

  Dynasty Warriors: Godseekers is an enjoyable break from the classic Dynasty Warriors series, evolving into a well managed tactics games with familiar faces and continues to instill that sense of power as your hero mows down hordes of enemies with a few strikes. While the gameplay is a fresh departure, it does little to add anything to the series as a whole.

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• Hey Poor Player

  Beth Meadows · Feb 10, 2017

  5.0

  Overall, Dynasty Warriors: Godseekers falls inexplicably short for what it could have been. The game style is lackluster and unimaginative. Battles are linear and without any sort of flair. The game itself doesn’t need to exist, and probably shouldn’t for the full release asking price. Mind you, this game will offer over thirty hours of playtime if you opt to do everything, but with battles sometimes ranging to nearly an hour long on Normal mode simply because they take so long to execute, that time estimation is almost cheating. If you’re looking for something new to play, you won’t be hard pressed to find better places to spend both your time and money for Q1 of 2017.

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• Destructoid

  CJ Andriessen · Feb 10, 2017

  5.5

  If you own a Vita and a PS4, and you absolutely must buy this game, get it on the more powerful console. The portable version doesn’t cut it, and even without the janky presentation, the game itself is bare bones as a strategy RPG. I have no doubt the Dynasty Warriors franchise would make a splendid SRPG, but this ain't it.

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