Of course, your heroes will also get stronger along the way, as you earn more points for new skills. In Dynasty mode, killing one wave will trigger a stronger wave of reinforcements, and you’ll even need to tackle powerful enemy generals every third wave or so. I appreciated the option to delegate battles when possible and attempting to play the diplomacy game was often rewarding.”
I did tend to shy away from the real time battles and found them to be tough to manage, but the campaign section of the game were a highlight. In our official review Chris writes, “While I’ll be the first to admit that I’ve never been a big fan of the series, I found a lot to like in Three Kingdoms. Of course, there’s no lack of things to do in the base version of Three Kingdoms. Of course, you’ll still need to play it smart and think strategically, but it should offer a nice challenge for players that have been looking for even more to do in the game. It’s a great notion to think about, your three heroes wading into an endless pool of enemies before they just obliterate them. While the horde might have the numbers, players will still be able to make use of the special powers and abilities that the heroes have access to.
Dynasty mode is set to launch next week and will task players to withstand an endless horde of enemies with only the power of three warriors. If you’ve been looking for even more reason to pick up Total War: Three Kingdoms, then the upcoming release of the game’s Dynasty mode might be just what you’ve been waiting for.
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