The scores available range from 1-10 with 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest. Wo Long Review and Score Explanation Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Score Explanation Overall But will Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty's gameplay and visuals live up to the hype? Find out in Game8's review! Team Ninja has finally come out with its spiritual successor to the Nioh franchise. I really can’t understate how fantastic combat felt in this post-beta build – smacking enemies around, countering their moves, and using spells to wreak havoc felt so dang good.China is in chaos, and it falls to you to restore peace. The new martial arts that came alongside it let me do stuff like juggle my enemies in the air like a Dynasty Warriors badass too, which was a nice touch. One major one was the addition of the spear to my arsenal, which allowed me to keep my distance when striking at enemies, and coincidentally was very appropriate for skewering the giant boar I faced at the demo’s conclusion. Getting killed while trying to heal has never been a fun mechanic to me, so this tweak made me extremely happy.īeyond these two big changes, combat felt even faster than the beta, and my options for dishing out punishment during it were even more numerous. Now the time it takes to drink up and make the pain go away is practically instantaneous, which Team Ninja tells me was explicitly implemented upon player feedback. Where I personally didn’t have as many issues as others with the parry timing in the beta, I definitely had qualms about the extremely long drinking animation that triggered every time I tried to heal, which got me killed more times than I’d care to admit – especially during boss fights. In those cases, though, it was nice to be able to fall back on another major adjustment: the time it takes to heal oneself has been dramatically reduced.

Of course, I wasn’t always successful and got beaten to the ground more than a few times in the attempt.

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