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(More customer reviews)This game bears little resemblance to the original and plays more like Dynasty Warriors now. Everything that was unique about N3 has been removed. The over-the-top orb spark attacks have been nerfed and are no longer very impressive. All characters play EXACTLY the same, including the same available spells, unlike the first game where everyone had their own moves and abilities. Cut-scenes, levels and boss battles are reused between characters, and you can play down any the characters' paths in whatever order you want, which seems like an okay idea but really undercuts the narrative. Voice acting is pretty bad on like half the characters.
All that aside, the game is fine for what it is -- a Dynasty Warriors clone. If you go in expecting it to be like the original Ninety-Nine Nights, you'll be disappointed. If you just want to play something like DW but with different characters then this game is pretty good.
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Story In a mystical world of miracles and magic, humans coexist alongsidemany other races including the elves, goblins, and ogres. But whenthe "Lord of the Night" suddenly appears, in a mere 3 months the fertilefields of the land are reduced to scorched earth and before long,Orphea, the sacred land to the north, is besieged by the Army of theNight. Amidst the roar of battle, one man thunderously bursts throughthe ranks of a legion like a bolt of lightning – he is "Galen," theultimate warrior. Alone, he storms forward as he lays waste to thedark forces, letting nothing stop him in his path to Orphea Castle.Galen must battle through the hordes of enemies that await him andthis onslaught escalates with imposing monstrous creatures that jointhe fray. Centering on "the inheritance of life," a new battle betweenlight and dark begins.
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