SHADOW WARRIOR 3 XBOX SERIES X MOVIE

SHADOW WARRIOR 3 XBOX SERIES X MOVIE

That said, the story delivery is spot on with progression told through numerous impressive cut-scene displays that have quite clearly seen care placed into production quality, as well as a much bigger budget if the set pieces are anything to go by (Think any modern-day Michael Bay movie and you’ll know what to expect). That’s not to say that the story here is a bad one, however the somewhat serious nature of the first reboot appears to have gone completely out the window with this tale proving more towards the wacky side of storytelling and whilst there is plenty of obvious reason given for players to be pushing along with the story, the experience can only really be described as an overly far-fetched and stretched adventure when everything you’ve been fighting for in the past two games has essentially come undone at this point. Whilst the story has been a fairly important aspect each time around in these rebooted adventures, Shadow Warrior 3 feels like the series has taken a slight step backwards, with a much heavier focus on action and explosive gunplay, rather than that of quality storytelling. To assist with taking down an entire world eating dragon that has been released by none other than himself, Wang must now strike up a questionable affiliation with his former employer, nemesis and now apparent sidekick Orochi Zilla.

So the story has players once more take on the iconic role of series protagonist Lo Wang, who after staving off an interdimensional invasion of the demonic variety over the past two games, must once more prepare for an objective of epic proportions.

For those who’ve yet to jump into either of the previous titles, Shadow Warrior 3 is quite simply best described as a slightly less impressive version of DOOM (2016), albeit one that continues on from the events of the prequel right from the off.

It brings more of the well-known fast-paced action, razor-sharp melee combat and a pretty impressive blend of horrific yet beautifully destructive enemies to contend with. With 6 years passing since we last saw an outing with Lo Wang, there will be many glad to hear that more of his sassy wit and comical humour has now made its way back to our consoles once more as developer Flying Wild Hog’s latest adventure sees the continuation of the cult favourite series with the arrival Shadow Warrior 3.įor anyone who has already experienced the delights of Shadow Warrior 2, this sequel will be just what you’d expect.

Shadow warrior 3 xbox series x