- Publisher: Koei Tecmo Games
- Release Date: Jul 27, 2021
- Also On: PC, Switch, Xbox One
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 53 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 38 out of 53
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Mixed: 10 out of 53
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Negative: 5 out of 53
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Jul 30, 2021it's really very well made and refreshing, i can't stop playing since i bought it, i really needed game like this, thank you for this amazing game, the only thing i don't like the artstyle, very colourful, but it's okay, the game is so much fun..
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Aug 12, 2021
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Jul 29, 2021The story and cutscenes are beautiful and the gameplay is very polished. The combat feels better then any mosou before. The draw back is the likeness of each character how they play very similar to each other. Besides that its an amazing mosou game i recommend it.
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Aug 25, 2021
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Jan 1, 2022I have played the very first Samurai warriors game on the PS2. This is a new upgrade and style of gameplay that has smoother moves and excellent storyline. Brings back the original motives of the very first game, which the other SW2 until SW4 has been somewhat downgraded.
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Jan 11, 2022This game is just coming back sw2 feelings and atmosphere great Game worth it
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Sep 26, 2021this is a hack and slash game, but the developer made the weapons in this game are cloning, it's very bad. and for character combos made almost the same. the characters in this game are few, should be made different for the weapon to be unique.
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Jan 16, 2022
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Oct 13, 2021
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Jul 28, 2021
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Jul 29, 2021Nothing innovative or new but just good old mindless button mash till nothing stands. Story is boring but honestly you buy this game for the story?Just press skip and go into the fun.
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Feb 20, 2022all characters of this game are husbandos...and have the same weapons lol, I don't like the new art style of the characters.
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Aug 30, 2023this game was amazing. loved the characters. loved the story. loved the gameplay. it just doesn't have much going on after about 70 or so hours
Awards & Rankings
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Sep 28, 2022Samurai Warriors 5 is a game of reductions. In its move to reboot the series it seemingly has gone back to providing as much content as the first entry. A cynic may say they'll likely slowly start to reintroduce these established features like they're new innovations. Innovation… It's insane that while Omega Force continues to do just that. To innovate. To deliver. But only with titles it produced for other people's franchises. When it comes to its own franchises, frankly, the developer is going backwards. Following the disappointment of what Dynasty Warriors became, Samurai Warriors has now joined the club as a shadow of its former self.
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Oct 11, 2021Samurai Warriors 5 is a breath of fresh air that shows the developers have learned a lot from their previous entries. They’ve taken pieces of their spin-off games such as Persona 5 Strikers, Hyrule Warriors, Fire Emblem Warriors, and even their Dragon Quest Heroes entries. Omega Force took a look at what players of the aforementioned games like beyond general fan service involving their favorite games and used it to reinvigorate their long-running Samurai Warriors series. If you’re someone who tried one of the spinoffs and liked it, or if you have even a remote interest in The Warring States period of Japanese history, this title is a perfect place to jump in. While there is room for improvement upon, Samurai Warriors 5 is a strong foundation for future entries. With Omega Force’s track record of releasing expansion packs and side games, I’m eagerly awaiting more.
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Sep 15, 2021From a gameplay standpoint, Samurai Warriors 5 is an easy recommendation. However, the political content isn’t as easy to sign off on. While there’s always going to be some celebration of military action in a title like this, the way the script goes out of its way to portray the bloodthirsty as heroes in defiance of true historical facts feels like a step too far. Samurai Warriors 5 isn’t a depiction of Japan’s violent past, it’s a celebration of it.