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Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3
3DS
Released On: Jun 30, 2015
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7.2
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Based on 13 Critic Reviews
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Metascore
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Based on 13 Critic Reviews
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8% Positive
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92% Mixed
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The recipe for the Warriors games almost hasn’t changed for years. And that’s perfectly fine. [10/2015, p.76]
Whilst it may not be as polished as most games on the system, it's definitely worth checking out for anyone craving some hack 'n slash action on their 3DS.
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Based on 19 User Ratings
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Based on 19 User Ratings
7.2
63% Positive
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Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3 is a decent experience for someone who wants dozens of hours of replay value, hundreds of goals to complete and a large number of collectibles. It is close to being the easiest way to get immersed by the narrative of the Samurai Warriors franchise, which is based on historical events.
Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3 bet on a formula that works, but not yet reached its peak in the Nintendo 3DS.
Ultimately, Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3 is just okay. While the gameplay and controls are good enough, the story mode itself isn't anything to shout at.
Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3 is held back by the switch to the 3DS, and I recommend just picking up the past core entry instead.
Bottom-line is, if you’ve been playing games for any length of time, you’ve likely played a game in this series (there are roughly 3,000 of them after all... could be fewer), and you know what to expect. What it may lack in honest-to-goodness personality, it almost makes up for in button-mashing fun, and the satisfaction of that little KO number reaching three or four digits.
Summary In the Story Mode, players control either a uniquely customized character or one of the much loved, historically-inspired Samurai. Stories and lives unfold in multiple ways offering numerous resolutions to large scale battles and multiple endings affected by the players’ choices, actions, and affiliations.
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- 3DS
- PlayStation Vita
Initial Release Date: Jun 30, 2015
Developer:
- Omega Force
Publisher: Koei Tecmo Games
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