Warriors Orochi Player Count and Stats (2024)

Warriors Orochi player count Stats and FactsHere are a few of the most interesting Warriors Orochi facts and stats I was able to dig up. As always, be sure to check back in the future as I will be updating this post as new and updated stats become available.

Warriors Orochi player count:

649,000 game units sold in Japan

Last updated 2/4/13


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Game Description

“Warriors Orochi” is a hack-and-slash video game developed by Omega Force and published by Koei. It is a crossover between two of Koei’s popular franchises, “Dynasty Warriors” and “Samurai Warriors,” creating a unique gameplay experience that features characters from both series. The game was first released in 2007 for various platforms, including PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, and Xbox 360.

The storyline of “Warriors Orochi” revolves around a mysterious serpent demon named Orochi, who has merged the worlds of “Dynasty Warriors” and “Samurai Warriors.” As a result, characters from both historical-themed series find themselves in a single universe, working together to unravel Orochi’s plans and restore balance to their worlds.

Gameplay in “Warriors Orochi” retains the hack-and-slash combat mechanics of its parent series. Players control characters from both “Dynasty Warriors” and “Samurai Warriors,” each with their own unique weapons and abilities. The game features large battlefields with numerous enemy soldiers, generals, and officers, which players must defeat to achieve victory.

One of the defining features of “Warriors Orochi” is the ability to create three-character teams composed of warriors from both series. Players can switch between these characters during battles, utilizing their skills to chain combos and unleash devastating attacks. The game’s “Triple Attack” mechanic allows players to perform powerful cooperative attacks by combining the abilities of all three characters on a team.

The crossover nature of the game is further highlighted by the interactions between characters from different series. Players have the opportunity to experience the dynamics between historical figures and samurai in unexpected ways.

“Warriors Orochi” features a variety of modes, including Story Mode, Free Mode, and Dream Mode. Story Mode follows the narrative of the merged worlds and the battle against Orochi, while Free Mode allows players to replay previously completed levels with different characters. Dream Mode offers unique scenarios and challenges, often mixing elements from both series.

The game received a generally positive reception for its crossover concept, fast-paced combat, and large roster of characters. The blend of “Dynasty Warriors” and “Samurai Warriors” elements appealed to fans of both series, offering a fresh take on their favorite characters and gameplay mechanics. The success of “Warriors Orochi” led to the creation of several sequels and spin-offs in the series.

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