Casual players who have already experienced Dynasty Warriors 8 will get the least out of it, as the additions and changes made are fairly minor and hard to notice unless you know the previous game inside and out, making double-dipping less enticing. Newcomers and die-hard fans will get the most enjoyment from this edition-first time players will be going in completely fresh, able to explore its admittedly repetitive yet copious content without any prior experience, while super fans will know exactly what this new edition offers and will wring that content dry. What you get out of this definitive version of Dynasty Warriors 8 will be based on how entrenched you are within the series’ roots. If charging through wave after wave of nameless bad guys is your thing, you will have no shortage of things to do in the aptly named Complete Edition. Five additional characters join the roster (bumping up the total count to 82), new “What If?” scenarios have been added-and all of this is in addition to the numerous modes and unlockables already available in the original game. Challenge mode brings a couple unique time-attack activities to the mix, allowing you to submit scores to an online leaderboard, awarding you with new weapons upon success. Now, he gets his own multi-level, several-hour-long story mode to plow your way through-though you’ll likely have no idea what’s going on unless you are well versed in Dynasty Warriors’ labyrinthine narrative. The menacing figure from Dynasty Warriors 8 was relegated to a background role that got a few special missions if you found a way to unlock them. The two most obvious additions are the inclusion of Lu Bu’s own special campaign and a special challenge mode.
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