Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate Reviews
In the end, Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate is a mediocre Musou title. The action of wiping out giant hordes of enemies is exhilarating at first and the gameplay is rather polished but unfortunately, that's all there is to it and there's no feeling of escalation.
If you’re a hardcore fan who wants to do every last possible mission, level up every character and hasn’t already had their fill with the base game then it’s definetly worth the asking price for the Ultimate upgrade.
Players who had previously purchased the base game could upgrade to the Ultimate edition through DLC for a price. Newcomers, on the other hand, will now only be available to purchase the game as Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate. For those getting into the series, the Ultimate edition is easily the definitive way to experience the game. To those who already owned the base game however, your money is best spent elsewhere.
Warriors Orochi 4 was a solid, if uninspired, Musou game and this 'Ultimate' edition fleshes things out with some new characters and modes, significantly beefs up the story and tweaks the central gameplay here and there. However, the additions that have been made sometimes feel like the least amount of effort that was possible.
Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate is a good mix of content especially the new playable characters, however many of the base game problems haven't been fixed and ultimately it feels more of the same but with a hefty price and a lot of time it feels like a paid update.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Overall, I really enjoyed Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate. There’s something satisfying about mindlessly mowing down thousands of soldiers and then using a variety of skills to bring down more difficult enemies. The story isn’t the most amazing thing in the world, but I feel like the gameplay more than makes up for it and the sheer amount of content in the game makes it worth the price, despite it admittedly being a bit high.
Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate is a great musou, very complete, with a lot of content and the ability to have the fan trapped for weeks. However, as a complete edition it falls short.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
The Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate is definitely one of best if not THE best Mousseau in the Warriors series. Gameplay to its fullest, at least in terms of the detail and enjoyment it has to offer, and the only obstacles are its roadblocks, bad artificial intelligence, and identical design stages. The new modes added to the game may not bring the best of the changes, but they certainly double the value of the experience. The narrative of the most recent sequel to the Orochi Warriors series has inherited some of the family's perpetual stereotype, but its narrative intelligence, especially in Greek mythology, shows its superiority over other sequels. If you fancy a "Brotherhood" game like the new one or a new version of the popular Warriors series, you should definitely try it.
Review in Persian | Read full review
This is a crazy story with a one of a kind gameplay that caters to a very specific group and it does its job nicely.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Reaching the climax in entertainment has been one of the main goals of the development team, and the team has reached this goal very well in this title. If you are a fan of the series, you will easily get along with the weaknesses of this game. Even if you are new to the series, do not worry about the negative points of the game and enjoy its action
Review in Persian | Read full review
At this point, you are most likely either in or out when it comes to the series. Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate is a fun Warriors game, but won't change your mind on the genre.
Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate takes a great musou game and expands it.
Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate is the best and most complete version of the latest Koei crossover series incarnation.
Review in Italian | Read full review
For newcomers, Warriors Orochi 4 now gets a recommendation. For existing fans, you'll have to weigh up whether the additions are enough to pull you back in.
If anything, Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate has opened my mind to musou games and I am really looking forward to going back to Dragon Quest Heroes, taking my first stab at Hyrule Warriors, and keeping a close eye on Persona 5 Scramble.
Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate new content and expanded story take what was originally a fine crossover brawler and take it a notch higher but this bit of new content may not be worth the upgrade for those who already cleared the base game.
Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate is a fun experience to be had, both solo and with a friend. There is quite a bit to do from the game modes to character unlocks and even leveling and finding the best weapons. Yet, even with that being said, the game at times can feel stale or even daunting because of how much work you have to put into the game just to possibly find officers you like and enjoy playing with.
Warriors Orochi IV Ultimate is so big and messy that I would never recommend it as an introduction to Mosou-style gaming. If, however, you beat Fire Emblem Warriors or Hyrule Warriors and thought, "Wait…that can't be it," you will not draw the same conclusion here. Not by a longshot.
Yes, Warrior's Orochi 4 Ultimate sticks to its principles. You shred your way through masses of enemy hordes and get an increasingly strong troop. The game principle is clear and simple. The total package brings a lot of features that were necessary. Especially the aspect that you can now exchange the holy treasures is something I wanted. The story around Gaia and Hades brings new life into the otherwise boring plot. If you haven't bought Warrior's Orochi 4 yet and you have a preference for the genre, you can confidently go for the Ultimate version.
Review in German | Read full review
The gameplay feels a bit old-school, but it keeps the exclusive aspect of a 'mass scale' action genre which will occupy your precisions in control.
Review in Korean | Read full review