![]() ![]() Like with previous games, you endlessly mash the attack button to slice through swaths of cookie-cutter bad guys that only occasionally find it in their hearts to swing back. Like previous Dynasty Warriors games, this one offers a humongous number of different playable characters, each with his or her own weapon and poorly acted, excruciating dialogue. This makes for better pacing, and while it isn't enough to raise this series from its years-long rut, it does lead to a slightly more fulfilling experience than many other Warriors games. ![]() It does, however, allow you to take a breath between battles and exercise your gray matter while crushing rival factions. This addition doesn't make the mind-numbing swordplay easier to stomach. Like other Empires rereleases in the franchise, this version of last year's Dynasty Warriors 6 offers a light turn-based strategy overlay to the tedious battles, providing them some welcome tactical context. This comes as no shock to those accustomed to the monotonous and unoriginal combat for which the series is known, of course. So if you find your own right thumb growing particularly stiff of late, Dynasty Warriors 6 Empires is here to provide your workout routine the button mashing needed to whip it into shape. The human thumb is a resilient thing, and the Dynasty Warriors franchise has exploited that digit's agility for years now. ![]()
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