This is how the game begins, and the girl's name is Lixia – she will accompany Zhao Yun and Lei Bin. The characters are faced with the necessity to travel around the country; not only will they meet different heroes on their path, but also gradually become heroes themselves. At the end of this long and curvy road, the characters will have to fight a battle, which will their opportunity to make history.
Mechanics
Dynasty Warriors: Godseekers for PS4, PS3 and PSV is played from an isometric view. Turn-based encounters against enemies constitute the core of the experience – those are accompanied by spectacular animations. Apart from being in possession of sufficiently powerful weapons, and managing one's characters appropriately on the tactical map, one needs to apply an adequate kind of attack in order to succeed in the game. If the player manages to launch a series of effective strikes, a meter fills up, that is, the Resonance Gauge – when it is filled, each of the team receives an attack power boost.
The game brings a large set of melee weapons – those can be acquired through trade or completing special assignments. Each of the in-game weapons was given unique attributes and effects. Furthermore, the weapons can be modified to improve their efficiency in battle – they can also be recycled in order to transfer their features into other tools of death.
Alongside progression, the characters acquire skill points, which allow the player to improve their stats or buy new abilities, both active and ive. It is worth adding here, that the points can be acquired both through achieving subsequent victories, and during story sequences – the Path of Destiny module gives an opportunity to have conversations with the team – also, this gives access to hidden storylines.
Technical aspects
Dynasty Warriors: Godseekers for PS4, PS3 and PSV offers decent, three-dimensional visuals. Different effects visible accompany fighting here mainly when animations at the end of a special attack are displayed. Despite all of this, the game is noticeably lagging behind the series' main installments (focused on dynamic action) when it comes down to the graphical quality.
