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Dynasty Wars Longplay (Arcade) [4K]

Game Info --------------------------------------------------- Developer: Capcom Publisher: Capcom Year of Release: 1989 Game Review & Impressions --------------------------------------------------- Considering how many of Capcom's brawlers were based on medieval or fantasy settings, Dynasty Wars' depiction of China is quite refreshing. The game is based on manga Tenchi wo Kurau, with players choosing to lead one of four Chinese generals into battle against hordes of enemy fighters and their commanders. Unlike similar titles, the game tries to distinguish itself from its peers by having players fighting on horseback, fending off attacks from cavalry, archers, catapults and other siege weapons, mounted atop a trusty steed. Thrusting and stabbing in this fashion isn't particularly rewarding, at least in my opinion, and I found that using anything other than the charge-up attack meant it was impossible to defeat enemies quickly enough, frequently becoming overwhelmed. There are a number of special attacks -- tactics -- that can help get you out of a bind, such as summoning archers to rain flaming arrows down on your foes, but use of these skills is limited, so you shouldn't waste them unnecessarily. As with other Capcom games, Dynasty Wars incorporates an XP system, with the player gaining experience through slaying enemies and collecting golden orbs. Levelling up increases maximum vitality and attack power, although enemies also become tougher over the course of the game, meaning that gaining levels is simply a way of holding back the tide, rather than making the player feel as though they're gaining strength. I wanted to like Dynasty Wars, because there's some cool stuff here. The overall setting isn't one frequented often by games, certainly not of this era, but the overbearing difficulty and repetitive nature of the combat mean this turns into a rather unenjoyable slog at times. Ultimately, I think this is a game which you ought to check out, but one from which you might come away feeling a little underwhelmed. Chapters --------------------------------------------------- Attract mode 01:25 Stage 1 03:58 Stage 2 09:13 Stage 3 13:19 Stage 4 17:54 Stage 5 23:41 Stage 6 27:12 Stage 7 32:58 Stage 8 42:08 Ending