Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is a new action-soulslike game from Team Ninja, the developers of Ninja Gaiden and Nioh. Set during the Later Han Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms, players will create their own military soldier battling within a great war, trying to survive and repel the Yellow Turban rebellion. Inspired by ancient Chinese mythology and history, players will learn to master various weapons and magic spells as they face legendary soldiers and powerful and monstrous beasts on their quest. To even out the difficulty, players can choose to face foes at their level for a more careful path or face greater foes for even greater rewards.
With Wo Long marking Team Ninja's third Soulslike release, the game has drawn comparisons to the studio's previous work on the Nioh series.
Enemies in Wo Long don’t pull any punches, so a good defense is vital. These are some of the best armor sets to find in the early game.
Bow builds in Wo Long used to be more of a hassle, but a simple mechanic added in a recent patch makes upkeep of these stealth weapons easier.
Wo Long follows two crushingly difficult Team Ninja games: Nioh and Nioh 2. How its difficulty compares to other Soulslikes is a complicated question.
Players encounter Lu Bu as a boss in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty twice, with the second fight being against his far more versatile two phase Demon form.
The Xiahou Dun and Xiahou Yuan optional boss fight in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty demands players adapt to a variety of attack patterns from two enemies.
The 15 Dragon Vein Essences used to upgrade the Dragon's Cure Pot are found in both main and sub-missions in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.
The final boss of Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty's epilogue chapter, The Blindfolded Boy, gives players their toughest challenge yet to complete the story.
One great way to overcome Wo Long’s toughest challenges is by playing with friends, but the game doesn’t make it clear how progression carries over.
Spells tied to the five Phases are unlocked by players of Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, with the best ones to get first having strong effects early on.
Flags in the Valley of Crying Wraiths level of Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty give players a place to restore their health or rest before tougher fights.
Some weapons are best to get first in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, as they give players a starting advantage against the game's first enemies and bosses.
Getting accustomed to Wo Long’s enemies can be tough, but with some of the best early game weapons in hand, its difficult combat becomes a cinch.
Mastering the basics of Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty will go a long way toward building a character that can master all the trials before them.
When players find Flags in the Demon Fort of the Yellow Heaven mission of Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, they gain access to spots for health restoration.
A number of Battle and Marking Flags are found in the Village of Calamity level of Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty for players to restore their health.
The capacity of the Dragon Cure Pot in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty can be increased, leading players to have more chances to heal during various battles.
Players are able to tackle objectives, dungeons, and bosses in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty with friends in multiplayer after beating parts of the game.
Zhang Liang, Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty’s first boss, is a threat that can be somewhat of a challenge to beat. Here's why he's so difficult to face.
Using the best PC settings for Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty can make all the difference when battling tough bosses that require precision and concentration
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