Dynasty Warriors: Origins takes place across five chapters. There’s technically a short prologue chapter too, but it’s only a single tutorial battle to get your feet wet with the combat. Every chapter is roughly equal in terms of length, though you may wind up spending the most time in Chapter Three for reasons I’ll explain below.

In a recent interview, Dynasty Warriors: Origins Producer Tomohiko Sho, Director Mitsuhiro Oshima and Programmer Masamichi Oba talked about the newest title in the series and how the team worked on a different canceled Dynasty Warriors game before Origins. [Thanks, 4Gamer !]

Simple, sleek, and endlessly rewarding, Dynasty Warriors Origins is a huge improvement over previous entries, and the best musuo game of the decade.

In Dynasty Warriors Origins, unlocking the Deluxe Edition and Pre-Order bonuses is the ultimate way to enhance your gameplay experience.

Origins, including what comes in each edition, what preorder bonuses to expect, and an explanation of what this game is.

Origins is a unique weapon that focuses on speed, controlling groups of enemies, and using aerial attacks. Unlike many other weapons, it doesn’t deal heavy damage on the ground; instead, it promotes a hit-and-run style of play.

Origins is a refreshing soft reboot that gets back to basics while still finding a lot of room to make several appreciated improvements.

Origins is a classic Musou game through and through, featuring high-energy rock music, and legions of grunts to cut down as easily as blades of grass. That said, Origins is far from a by-the-books Dynasty Warriors game.