"Dynasty Warriors is known for its huge roster but because we have so many characters, we're sort of limited in what we can do."

Some of the characters missing from the Dynasty Warriors Origins roster might jeopardize the depth of the game's storytelling.

We haven’t had a new mainline Dynasty Warriors game since 2018’s Dynasty Warriors 9. While it was fun, the open-world environment didn’t exactly give the series new legs like Koei Tecmo had hoped. If anything,

Dynasty Warriors: Origins is scheduled for release on January 17. It will be available for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Dynasty Warriors 5 is PlayStation 5 Pro enhanced. A demo for Dynasty Warriors: Origins will be available on November 22.

Origins is refreshing the series in a big way, with the new original protagonist being one of the biggest changes. Origins' producer, Tomohiko Sho, says he'd love to make a sequel if the first game sells well.

Dynasty Warriors Origins is exactly what I hoped it would be — a step backward, while also being a step forward. I recently had a chance to go hands-on with the ‘1 vs.

Dynasty Warriors games have always been a retelling of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms tales. Each successive game would add characters and build on what events were covered. Dynasty Warriors Origins takes a step back in this area.

I recently had the chance to chat with Omega Force lead and Dynasty Warriors: Origins producer Tomohiko Sho. Since Dynasty Warriors is known for its many spin-offs, I took the chance to ask Sho what his dream projects would be.

F ew games let you smite hundreds of enemies with grandiose attacks as well as the long-running Dynasty Warriors series does, and so in a sense the latest one, Dynasty Warriors Or