One entry in this series features a side mode in which the goal is to create a tower as a safe haven for peasants, called "Ambition Mode".
One entry in this series features a side mode in which the goal is to create a tower as a safe haven for peasants, called "Ambition Mode". Anachronisms in this series include one character wielding a pair of tonfa and another firing lasers out of his fan. A recurring character in this series usually carries halberds, though in one entry that weapon is replaced with four-pointed cross-pikes; in a popular meme, the player is ordered to (*) "not pursue" that character. In a crossover, characters from this series join up with some 16th-century figures to battle the fox spirit Da Ji and scythe-wielding Orochi. Recurring elements in this series include filling a bar by either killing people or taking damage in order to activate "Mousou" attacks. The latest game in this series, which often feature expansions entitled "Xtreme Legends", is the first that includes the Jin, and its seventh entry is the first to extend past the Wuzhang Plains. For 10 points, name this long-running series of video games from Omega Force and Koei, a brawler in which the player selects various personages from the Three Kingdoms Era of China.
One entry in this series features a side mode in which the goal is to create a tower as a safe haven for peasants, called "Ambition Mode".
{Dynasty Warriors} [prompt on “Warriors” or “the Warriors series”]