HYRULE WARRIORS RAVIO WII U FULL
HYRULE WARRIORS RAVIO WII U SERIES

HYRULE WARRIORS RAVIO WII U FULL

There's a full progression system of basic levels obtained by killing enemies, backed up by weapons you'll find during campaign battles and an equipment system using materials gained by defeating enemies. Every character has a completely different playstyle-the quick and graceful Zelda is different from the sweeping strikes of Fi or the powerful combos of Ganondorf-and multiple weapons to add a bit of variety. The story contrives a way for characters across the franchise's history to interact, bringing together Impa, Sheik, Midna, Princess Ruto, Darunia, Ganondorf, Zant, Ghirahim, and more alongside a few original characters. Hyrule Warriors adds upon the basic musou formula by heaping on a ton of Zelda fanservice. The basic gameplay is mindless, but handling the overall flow of the battlefield is not.

You have a clear objective for each mission-reach point A, defeat target B, make sure character C doesn't die-but in-between that you have to take over enemy outposts and keeps while retaining your own. Sometimes you're on your own, sometimes you have the option to jump between multiple characters. As one of various characters from The Legend of Zelda canon, you have to hack and slash your way through entire armies of enemies. If you're fresh to the idea of Hyrule Warriors or musou games in general, let me break it down for you. For me though, it's the first time around and I must say I'm in love with it. For some, this is the second or third shot at the game. Hyrule Warriors was originally released on the Wii U back in 2014, and was later ported to the 3DS two years later with Hyrule Warriors Legends.

So I'm glad Nintendo and Omega Force have stepped in to fill the musou-shaped hole in my life. This weird mix of mindless destruction of enemy hordes and strategy is amazingly addictive, and Dynasty Warriors 9 cut the strategy completely. That game tried to drag the franchise towards evolution with an open-world take unfortunately, it completely missed what makes musou great. Not every shot that Omega Force takes is good, as seen by the studio's attempt at something new with Dynasty Warriors 9.

That said, the genre can vary wildly in quality.

HYRULE WARRIORS RAVIO WII U SERIES

Since then, I've dived in the genre whole hog the series fits into my life in the space that old beat-em-up arcade games used to occupy. The genre has been the primary production of Koei Tecmo's Omega Force for many years now, but I didn't jump in until relatively recently with 2016's Arslan: The Warriors of Legend. Includes Linkle, Skull Kid, Tetra, Toon Link, King Daphnes and Ganondorf's trident weapon.Īll of the above in the Legends of Hyrule Pack Season Pass (minus Wii U-only Legends Character Pack) - £15.29 / €16,99 (a saving on the £26.06 / €28,96 it'd cost to buy all packs separately).I may have fallen too far into the world of musou.Summer 2016: The Legends Character Pack - £10.79 / €11.99 and not in the Season Pass. You can get the characters without all the weapon options with the DLC Packs alone, however. These can only be used if you've transferred the characters with Hyrule Warriors Legends on 3DS, or bought the following. You'll notice that there are weapons for Toon Link and Linkle in Wii U packs 2 and 3 (Wii U doesn't get DLC pack 1). Winter 2016: A Link Between Worlds Pack (DLC Pack 4) - £4.49 / €4,99 solo

Summer 2016: Link's Awakening Pack (DLC Pack 2) - £4.49 / €4,99 soloĪutumn 2016: Phantom Hourglass & Spirit Tracks Pack (DLC Pack 3) - £4.49 / €4,99 solo

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