But here's the thing - Soulslike fans and even gamers who don't really care for that style of game's focus on high difficulty will both enjoy this game equally. Now let's get this out of the way first before I move on - Wo Long is indeed hard. Wo Long's linear approach to storytelling gets a passing grade from me. Traditional cutscenes go a long way towards explaining the real evil behind what's transpiring, who are the good guys/gals that fight by your side, and even showcasing some exciting cinematic clashes from time to time. I really love the manner in which the game's plot is presented - unlike most Soulslike games, Wo Long doesn't drip-feed you details about what's truly going on and force you to dive into documents in order to piece everything together. Dynasty Warriors fans who dive into this game will love reuniting with iconic characters such as Guan Yu and Zheng Fei, plus they'll most likely take a liking to all the mythical demons that now appear alongside them. The war and mythical warriors lifted from the ancient Chinese Three Kingdoms time period are given a dark fantasy spin on its traditional lore. And to be honest, that random combination works a lot better than I figured it would. Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty feels like the world of Dynasty Warriors got thrown into an all-new Nioh game.
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