Warriors All-Stars Review – Musou Greatest Hits

By Cody Perez

Warriors All-Stars is a hodgepodge of ideas, mechanics, and even characters that struggles to straddle the line between catering to newcomers while still offering something new and rewarding for fans of the classic Musou hack-and-slash action. In this spin-off of both the Samurai Warriors and Dynasty Warriors series, you’ll find a huge ensemble cast from…

  • Unbelievable depth on and off the battlefield
  • Takes important cues from both MOBA's and card-battling games
  • The sheer joy of seeing characters fight together Smash Bros. style
  • Unnecessary learning curve is pain to get over
  • Not for newcomers to Musou-style games
  • Presentation hindered by same engine used by Samurai Warriors 4

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