Still, levelling up over 100 characters will take a long, long time, and if you're a total newcomer, you'll probably want to test out every warrior that you get your hands on. Fortunately, the newcomers get their spot in the limelight thanks to a slew of fresh stages as they fight to purge another evil from the war-torn land, and although the new scenarios don't really offer anything particularly unique or exciting, they do add yet more enjoyable content to this already preposterous time sink. Back on the PlayStation 3, the base game that was Warriors Orochi 3 already had a ridiculous amount of variety thanks to a roster of over 100 playable fighters, and unsurprisingly, Ultimate throws in a few more.
Story mode typically sees you progress through a meaty bunch of of missions as you gather more and more allies, and this forms the basis of what the game's all about: the character roster. This dimension is under the constant threat of the snake-like demon lord Orochi and his evil army, which is the perfect excuse for the cast to unite and fight back against his tyranny.
The Orochi games essentially act as a crossover between Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors, where both sets of characters are playable in a fictional realm that exists between time and space.
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