The Warriors combat formula and massive roster of playable characters turns out to make for a fairly engaging horde-survival type of gameplay, especially with effort put into the boss fights and all. What's really surprising though is that the usually shallow Warriors games instead have a multi-faceted depth in the officer system that serves as your main upgrade selection. The only real issue is that, with just one set of largely static challenges to run through, the breadth of challenges to match against that depth of customization is limited, but who knows, with the updates, maybe more will be added in time.

The Warriors combat formula and massive roster of playable characters turns out to make for a fairly engaging horde-survival type of gameplay, especially with effort put into the boss fights and all. What's really surprising though is that the usually shallow Warriors games instead have a multi-faceted depth in the officer system that serves as your main upgrade selection. The only real issue is that, with just one set of largely static challenges to run through, the breadth of challenges to match against that depth of customization is limited, but who knows, with the updates, maybe more will be added in time.