5 of the most well known Warriors Clones | Part 1 | Gildart Gallery

[@ChrisGildart]

This is the day we've waited for a long time. Hope you all enjoy the video, it was a lot of work, but I'm so happy to share this with you all! What are some Warriors Clones you'd like to see featured in a future video?

[@tiredstories]

The main thing that comes to mind is Sengoku Basara but it seems like you're already covering that one.

[@jeltzart]

I'm still waiting for Part 2 😢

[@RosyMiranto]

Ah... Sengoku Basara is a classic for me. Staple of every Rental PlayStation kids playing in my home. There's a reason why 2 Heroes is so popular in Indoensia despite pretty much people understand jack about the texts and calling the characters by their looks instead of their actual names. I played 2 Heroes a lot used as a kid when my PS2 still working. And then i got myself Samurai Heroes, Utage, and then 4 for PS3. I'm annoyed that i still haven't play Sumeragi but eventually i gave up and eventually my PS3 broke too. But at least i managed to get 2 Heroes back for Emulator and i keep it wellever since even though my Emulator didn't really play too well as in it runs at half-speed/30FPS most of the time. But it's more of my system problems, otherwise i might try to get PS3 Emulator for Utage and Samurai Heroes at least. Also, about your issues about how linear it is. I actually seen it as a good thing because i'm more of a type of player who prefers going tasks as quickly as possible instead of messing around and kill enemies, and i find that the tasks in Basara seems to be more varied and unique compared in Musou/Warriors. That is also the one who led me to hate Stages where the 'gates' are massive number Enemies Defeated, such as Sekigahara in 2 or Sekigahara Intrusion in 3. But those were a nice of page to try out your move in the latter at least. And yes, that means i know Basara before Dynasty Warriors and my attachment to this franchise is what made me reluctant to play DW after until i got 8XL i think when i am older and my opinion is changing to "Not matter much when it comes to fandom rivalry"

[@cameronfield7313]

Sengoku Basara 2 weirdly did both Nobunaga's and Hideyoshi's times, including battles from both frames of time. Sengoku Basara 2 Heroes gave full on stories for Kojiro Katakura, Oichi, and Nagamasa while giving revamped/alternative stories (or "Gaiden" as they call it) for Masamune Date, Yukimura Sanada, Keiji Maeda, Kotaro Fuuma, and Motochika Chosokabe.

[@Kaizenix49]

You can play all characters story in Sengoku Basara 2 not the heroes

[@cameronfield7313]

@@Kaizenix49 I know. I was talking about Heroes because Chris said he didn't know much about what's going on in it

[@norinori6414]

It pains me every day knowing we never got Sengoku Basara 4 Sumeragi and Yukimura Den

[@ChrisGildart]

Dude, same.

[@ObserverLies]

For what it’s worth, there is a slowly ongoing fan English translation patch for Sengoku Basara 4: Sumeragi headed by MikoM. It’s what allowed me to understand enough of the game to actually play it fairly thoroughly so if you ever manage to get it imported and want to try modding your PS3 or if you decide to emulate it then it might be worth looking into.

[@JF-vz1ju]

Huge Drakengard fan here, this might be the most positively I've seen anyone talk about it lol. Kinda surprised there was no mention of the story, considering how batshit insane it is. And it technically *is* possible to change characters in DoD 1, it's just very limited. As you recruit other characters (there are only 3), you get the ability to switch to them, but it's like a timed super state where you can only use their signature weapon.

[@ChrisGildart]

I didn't dive into the story because I was looking at these games as Warriors Clones. But Drakengard has an insane story. I remember when I finished it as a kid and was like "what was that?" lol

[@KazShiro]

For your comment regarding Sengoku Basara 2, it did focus on Hideyoshi in a way but it was moreso a reboot of the first game like how Sengoku Basara 4 was a reboot for the entire period while having some more focus on the start of the period after the Onin War at least from what Im aware of

[@Zerohour2k12]

Nice One Yet Again Chris! I look forward to discovering more Musou Clones to try!

[@Shlugelz]

I love the Musou series and games that are similar to it. I wish I would have found your channel sooner! Can't wait for the video!

[@replicant4142]

One curiosity about Drakengard is that it's supposed to be a Ace Combat clone. And I really recommend you playing the Nier games and the lore of the franchise in general, it's surprisingly good and have a lot of symbolism and messages about violence and war.

[@ChrisGildart]

I've been meaning to get into the Neir games. I've played a bit of them, but never sat down with the intention of finishing one.

[@hecksters423]

So.... you're saying there's some shady Belkan bullshit in the whole DrakeNier lore?

[@opmanop1561]

A good note to have about n3 and n3/2 is that they follow the exact Same story and from what I can tell were meant to be two different styles of game overall, rather then be two games that go together

[@angelosolis2806]

Nice Video. Its interesting seeing al these different series as the only one I have extensive knowledge of is Sengoku Basara

[@XXLPIakat]

Dynasty Warriors 3 was my first game, it was also the only game with a German dub, but I got DW 5 Empires for the 360 next and even got a copy of Samurai Warriors 2 for PC. I even got myself a PS2 just to get Samurai Warriors 2, XL and Empires, as well as Dynasty Warriors 3 and XL. And of the games mentioned, I only got Sengoku Basara or Devil Kings as it was sold here, which cut a few characters and increased the overall difficulty. I also watched the Sengoku Basara Anime. And the March - Arena song was and still is the best song.

[@mistergremm735]

21:47 In japanese "V" Can often be spelled as "B" so It's more quirky subtitle pun for those who know their Nepun

[@tiredstories]

Stoked for this one!

[@j.k.6781]

thanks for doing this series. Musou / Warriors games are just so relaxing and fun to play. Having still complexity , grinds, and challenges, but not being mind melting exhausting as playing Nioh 1&2.

[@Jorendo]

Ninety-nine was fun, but my gods did the levels take forever to clear and if I remember correctly, it didn't really do checkpoints either so if you died near the end you to redo the whole thing again.

[@ChrisGildart]

Yeah, it definitely had its polish points, but was a solid Warriors clone for the time.

[@DarkeningDemise]

Ah yes Senran Kagura. The warriors game where you play one handed.

[@eliajshdjddj]

Drakengard 3 story was something else

[@firemoth1987]

Don't forget BLADESTORM series, decent Warriors clone I ran into it by mistake, no idea how popular those games are.

[@ChrisGildart]

I wouldn't say it's a Warriors Clone. It's more like an evolution of the Kessen series.

[@firemoth1987]

@@ChrisGildart I forgot about Kessen, after seeing N3 on here it reminded me of Bladestorm. What about GUILTY GEAR 2 -OVERTURE- it's an abomination but does it count as a warriors clone? Goodluck if it does haha.

[@ChrisGildart]

Guilty Gear 2 is on the list to mention in a future video.

[@WatcherMovie008]

Fate Extella long story short is a side story (sort of?) of the Fate/Extra series (that itself is it own story to talk about). The three stories from the first Extella game focus on Nero (yes, the very same Emperor Nero of Rome, Fate quite infamous for genderbending), Tamamo no Mae, and Altera (also known as Atilla the Hun). Extella Link is a continuation to Extella's story by introducing to us more characters from the different Fate series (Jeanne D' Arc, Astolfo, and Karna from Fate/Apo, Lancelot from Fate/Zero, and so on) as well as original characters. My only complaint about Fate Extella is that we didn't get any characters from the third Fate/Extra game, Fate/Extra CCC (BB, Melt, Passonlip, and Kiara).

[@ChrisGildart]

Thanks for the explanation. I don't know much about Fate, so I had no background on this.

[@huytungnguyen119]

@@ChrisGildart Understandable, Fate franchise (and Nasuverse in general) is massive media, range from various visual novels, RPGs, fighting games, Musou styles, an extremely popular mobile game, light novels, anime, movies,... with various continuities and timelines. The Extraverse storyline is the one with Extella (Link)/Umbral Star spin off series you covered in the video.

[@cameronfield7313]

Yeeeeees! Ninety-Nine Nights! It's the only Musou clone I heard of but haven't played, because I don't own an XBox 360

[@ChrisGildart]

It's 100% worth getting a 360 for imo. Then you can also play the 360 versions of the classic Warriors games.

[@cameronfield7313]

@@ChrisGildart Yeah, playing the classic games in HD would be nice. It's just money T-T

[@ChrisGildart]

Money is always the barrier. Hope you can get your hands on a console for a good price sometime.

[@jack-a-lopium]

I love that all of these 'clones' have all moved over to KOEI Tecmo/Omega Force games... I mean they're the real experts in this genre, so it'd make sense just to license 'em out. I dunno if anything has been 'lost' in regard to differences, but I'm not really one for 'nostalgia' either.

[@jack-a-lopium]

Also: 'Shinobi' and 'Shinovi' are the same words... 'v' and 'b' are the same letter in Japanese, same as 'r' and 'l' which is why Zoro/Zolo is so hotly debated by idiots :D Definitely might be worth investing in a basic Japanese FL course, especially considering you have an interesting and cool niche!

[@TangKeke31]

Would recommend you should also look for Gintama Ranbu as it was also a Musou type game and also one of the few unique :3

[@ChrisGildart]

I bought a Korean version of Gintama Rumble for cheap, but apparently there's another version out there with English text options.

[@JiiWoon]

All time Favorite Musou: Basara 4 Sumeragi Fate Extella Links Dynasty Gundam Reborn

[@MD_Chaos]

Wow never thought I’d see someone do a dedicated video on Musou like games, but Really cool vid! While I do love the musou games, Sengoku Basara is by far one of my favorite games. They’re some of the most fun and coolest game series I’ve experienced and it sucks it isn’t more appreciated outside of Japan. Cause Unlike Musou it has a broader appeal being more akin to DMC or street fighter with the structure of a musou. 3 is great, but I think utage and heroes are the best ones. Also as a fan of the series, I think it’s also refreshing to see someone actually give proper credit for the drakengard games for what they are, since most people just write them off as boring games that you play for the story, which is bullshit imo. Drakengard as a series I think is pretty unique, both as a musou game and a stand alone series. You can’t name a series that tries to be Musou and mix in panzer dragoon and ace combat gameplay and pull it off well. Most people already talk about the story and for good reason, it’s part of what makes it stand out, esp among other musous. Personally my favorite is actually the 3rd since I think it has the most engaging gameplay and being the most balanced overall game. Senran Kagura I’m not a huge fan of what I played, but I wouldn’t mind giving them another chance since I will admit they have some decent combat. Though I think progression wise, they’re rather lacking. As far as musou clones, there is 2 I’d be curious to hear your thoughts on. One is demon chaos, which is from genki and published by konami. I haven’t played a ton of it, but you play as a wolf demon and there is a massively high enemy count. The other is Chaos Legion, which isn’t exactly like a musou game but it shares a lot of similar elements like fighting hordes of enemies and what not.

[@ChrisGildart]

I wouldn't consider Chaos Legion a clone, but I am planning a video in the future on games that a similar, but not quite a clone.

[@MerlautJones]

Righteous, I loved Ninety-Nine Nights 2 and wish it got more recognition. I couldn't stand the original though.

[@TetsuoIronMan]

The two Fate games look great, added to my list. I played 99 nights when it was brand new, I distinctly remember it being absolutely awful as a Dynasty warriors fan since 3.

[@alkalostrytoart1024]

Oh i LOVE fate extella link and pirate warrior 3 & 4, because i also know and love the rosters. And imo the main reason for getting hyped when a franchise getting a "Warriors Adaptation" is because i felt only in this genre the characters' full potential is unleashed. Only in this type of game i can see Luffy using Red Hawk and destroying 100 people at once, as he should. Only in this type of game i can see Karna's Vasavi Shakti destroys *everything* on the map, as he should. Other games in that franchise like fighting games, open world games, or turn based games definitely has its strength, of course, but Warriors Adaptation of those franchise/series provide the strength that i mentioned that i simply can't pass. Definitely looking forward on other Warriors Clone of franchise that i knew (hoping for new ones for Bleach since the anime is returning), or even the ones that i didn't know/follow (like Senran Kagura in this vid). Also agree with fate extella link felt and looks a lot better than the previous ones. Looking forward to you playing/reviewing that.

[@replicant4142]

I Love Drakengard and The other Yoko Taro's games.

[@ChrisGildart]

I haven't had a whole lot of time with Neir, but played a lot of the first Drakengard.

[@philthethotdestroyer4194]

@@ChrisGildart youre messing up bro, the lore is awesome

[@Sondi]

I didnt know senran kagura had ikki tousen characters in it! I always stayed away cause of the fan service but the gameplay looks crazy

[@ChrisGildart]

Gameplay is a lot of fun. Definitely recommend.

[@nikoladedic6623]

Also, you got anime series for depicting the first 2 Basara games. Not exactly a replacement, but still, a way to experience them.

[@nihilshere]

Some feedback and thoughts- 1.Overall- I would've split the games up a lot more for content. It takes a lot of hours to do a whole series so please be careful and don't burn yourself out. 2. Sengoku Basara- It's super cool to see Tenkai as a playable character having not played the Jp only games. The wii version of 3 is interesting to say the least. The graphics are fine but the controls are wild. A is light attack (square), B is triangle. Hold B and waggle wii mote for special attacks. 3. That last Drakengard cutscene you showed felt straight out of Sengoku Basara, very similar attitude and vibes lol. 4. Didn't realize Senran Kagura was even a Warriors-like game. I get why it's divisive though. People get a little too excited over booba and this puts people off. Then there's also the crowd who can't admit they like booba. It's rare you find a vocal person who isn't freaking out either way. 5. 99 Nights looks awesome! I'd never seen that one either. Love this series you're doing so far and can't wait for the next part! I'm also super happy to see you doing so well after the hard drive corruption from a while back. I know Warriors is a niche subgenre but you're appreciated by a lot of us who love these games!

[@SentaiQueen]

Sadly since Sony made their censure policy.. they almost killed the franchise ... now they only do boring Senran Kagura games

[@nihilshere]

@@SentaiQueen Which do you feel like Sony killed? Their censorship is one of the reasons I haven't gotten a PS5 and probably never will.

[@wahyusa]

Interesting 🎉

[@backster4744]

I thought you would save a topic like this for something like Musou May, has next year's theme already been decided?

[@ChrisGildart]

This took a lot of time and effort for just one video, so I'll likely just keep to one game per video for Musou May.

[@wojszach4443]

20:50 Majima is even here

[@illtron9993]

CHRIS, you should totally cover Hakuoki Warriors of The Shinsengumi, a musou-like that's also a spin-off of the Otome series Hakuoki. This one's very close to me because it's based off my first Otome game that's very near and dear to me, plus the historical setting of the Bakumatsu period of Japan and the playable characters being otome-fied and at some point vampiric versions of the historical Shinsengumi (the vampire part depending on the story in question) makes it really interesting I think. Admittedly and unfortunately the gameplay is really nothing special and I find the sound design can be a bit grating but I still think it's at least worth looking at Also is it weird to enjoy an Otome game based off of real historical figures? Probably but it kinda happened

[@ChrisGildart]

This is actually on my list for a future video. It will likely be in Part 3 because most people in the Warriors community don't know about it. The next part will be on the lesser known games like Bleach: Soul Resureccion and the Neptunia hack n' slash games, for example. But don't worry, it will be covered! My wife wouldn't let me live it down because Hakuoki was one of their first otomes as well.

[@illtron9993]

@@ChrisGildart Wow for real? Respect to your wife! I get it though. Soul Ressureccion, I totally forgot about that game jeez

[@benjaminbeltran7004]

Fate is AMAZING! i hope we get a third one, and SK is also really good, i unironically play it for the gameplay.

[@ChrisGildart]

Dude, I'm in the same boat!

[@ashina2146]

At first I though Senran Kagura were just fanservice, but after playing Burst Renewal with a upgraded 16GB Ram(8 GB doesn't seem to be enough), the Combat is quite fun to the point that I bought the Yumi DLC and played her Campaign with full A Star in all difficulty, not knowing that I actually bought it in 31 December 2022, which is her birthday. Yumi and Asuka is by far my favorite character due to their fast moving playstyle with Yumi's Freeze ability being quite strong, although her dash special is probably the weakest due to her changing weapon and move set. Seriously didn't think Senran Kagura will be in here since what I mark as a warrior clone is a Hack and Slash where there's Allies helping you fight the enemy which is basically the enemy roster of weaklings commanded by named officers.

[@carlosferreira2676]

I would love to know your opinion on the kamen rider battrider wars games, they are pretty much a "kamen rider warriors" made by bandai. As a fan of kamen rider and musou games i was very excited when they were announced, but I ended up very disappointed by a lot of factors, from the gameplay to the graphics, etc. But I would still like to see the perspective of someone who's shuch a huge fan of musou games as you are, especially, but not uniquely, if you're not familiar or a fan of kamen rider or tokusatsu in general, outsiders perspectives are always fun to see.

[@ChrisGildart]

I'm holding out to find Battride War Genesis for a good price. I got 1 and 2, but I imagine it would be better to play the PS4 game.

[@carlosferreira2676]

@@ChrisGildart this is super awesome! And yes, I would recommend playing the ps4 version of genesis, the ones I played were the first at launch (well, a few months later since I imported here to Brazil) on ps3, at the time I didn't mind the performance, was used to the ps3 shenanigans, but going back now it's rough. I later played genesis on vita, oh boy, that was a mistake hahahaha. So yeah, get the ps4 version if possible. Again, super excited to see your opinion on them in the future, the only people I ever see talking about them are kamen rider fans and they don't have the highest of bars when it comes to rider games, kinda like some anime fans you know? As long as the game has a lot of different characters and fan service they don't mind all the rest. So seeing it from someone that actually plays lots of games, musou games in special, will be super cool.

[@JohnnyBp36]

I really enjoyed fist of the north star warriors

[@mikebandada9175]

Sengoku Basara aka Samurai Warriors on an Acid Trip Date Masamune with six blades Demon Overlord Oda Nobunaga Emo Mitsunari Robo-Tadakatsu She-Male? Kenshin Douchebag Motonari Lady Goth Oichi Shooter Babe Magoichi Saika Pirate King Motochika King Kong Hideyoshi

[@muthesquirrel]

Hmm, I think an aspect of a musou game you're leaving out is having your own army/allies backing you up. It all originated from war after all. I think that's what seperates a musou clone from a musou-like. I think a few on this list are musou-likes rather than clones, just cos you're solo with no allies in sight. Also 'estival' isn't a spelling mistake. It means "happening in summer". I got no excuse for shinovi though. :p

[@riggivannia]

I like senran kagura, but have never thought of it as a musou like, doesn't hit the same notes as others in the video, mainly because stages are not like battlefields, no objectives, is just waves of enemies sometimes in a single rectangle, and the focus on aerial combos really makes for a different feel, plus VN like storytelling.

[@monaeblackeaglequeen8974]

I'm here love your videos

[@adnananfasa29]

Where part 2???

[@borkozdravkovic4746]

I bought 2dsxl a month ago and now i learned we have a senran kagura game 😁 nice!

[@CrowScareify]

Senran Kagura 2 deep crimson is one of my favorite games of all time. It is a brilliant game

[@bkostuik]

Love the content!

[@boromir0062]

Aww man I wish sengoku basara didn't die

[@stephenpaul2637]

If you don't already have it on the list for part 2, check out Tales of the Heroes: Twin Brave. It's a PSP Musou-clone spin-off from the Tales Of series, featuring a bunch of playable Tales characters. It's not great! lol

[@ChrisGildart]

I have Twin Brave marked down. Just gotta get around to playing it lol

[@JeannieLove]

I loved N3: Ninety-Nine Knights. Too bad I didn't think the sequel felt as good

[@nikoladedic6623]

I assume there is no Part 2 in the works?

[@ChrisGildart]

It is in the works. These things take time.

[@Nagakuren943]

For Sengoku Basara: Sengoku Basara 3 Utage is a far better expereience gameplay wise which introduces new game modes and items as well as new characters. However if someone wants the best Basara experience i would highly recommend Sengoku 4 Sumeragi, more characters, Warriors Orochi-like weapon fusion and customization system, and all characters can switch between their R2 moves, every character also got new moves. In 3 Utage the items are basically "pictures" while in 4 Sumeragi the weapon skills are text-based, so 4 is harder to start if you cannot read japanese, but there are decent amount of english translation guides for both tittles :) I have several hours in both games and i never had any issue, the only part i am missing is the story... Yukimura Den : It is a honestly disappointing game, it feels like it's only value is Yukimura and Date's new moveset. 4 Sumeragi is far better, and you can also get all DLC if you can buy the Anniversary edition :)

[@incelliousthewizard7883]

for 4 sumeragi there is a wip english patch one can apply, it only translates the menus as of yet though

[@SentaiQueen]

The original name is Senran Kagura Shinovi Versus (閃乱カグラ SHINOVI VERSUS -少女達の証明-, Senran Kagura Shinovi Versus: Shōjo-tachi no Shōmei... so I guess the vi in Shinovi was to follow a second vi sound in versus to make it easier to pronounce... also notice that Shinovi is written in romaji and not in hiragana

[@insidemagicworld]

do sengoku basara pro and cons pls

[@ChrisGildart]

It's on my to do list lol

[@boromir0062]

Wait bra you didn't play sengoku basara 4 sumragi? Dude it's the best in the series

[@ChrisGildart]

I haven't. It's expensive to import it here compared to the other imports I talked about.

[@haitang6062]

Hope you dont get lost in fate universe

[@ChrisGildart]

I've been skipping the story so this doesn't happen... but I will have to pay attention when I actually go to review the games, so I'm only delaying the inevitable.

[@barghest8763]

for fate just watch fate/zero and fate/unlimited blade works (sequel) after that its free. i really love extella, it has so much content and challanges, enemies special officers arent braindead, quest objective that impact your gameplay if you didnt clear them. fate extella has better story because of multiple endings but the sequel extella link has way better gameplay but only 1 ending

[@SpaceCowboy94]

Sengoku basara 4 sumeragi has the best combat system in a musou game hands down.

[@Nyahahameha]

Fate Extella Link is currently my single favourite Warriors clone purely on the grounds that it doesn't overstay its welcome and doesn't ride or die on its RPG mechanics like every Koei-made Warriors title released in the last decade. Lately it feels like every Warriors game, spin-off or no, is just bogged down both by how bloated they are in content, with the RPG mechanics serving as ways to bloat them even further by making every character in every game progress separate from every other character. Sure, some of the KT titles lately have been featured "money leveling", but then they frequently either have a separate progression system which determines their actual movesets, or they don't give players enough money/resources to keep their current character levelled to their last played one - often both, such as in Hyrule Warriors (there's a reason that Rupee farming glitch was so popular.) Extella Link doesn't do any of that stuff. Every character starts off with their entire combo string unlocked, along with three out of four face buttons having a skill assigned, so it never really feels like you're missing any of your attacks. On top of that, there are no equippable "weapons", and the passive bonuses that would be on weapons are instead their own equipment called "Install Skills", which are not character-specific - any Install Skills the player obtains can be slotted onto any character, even multiple characters. That means the only thing affecting your character's strength is their level, and the game gives more than enough money to always have the character you're using at the highest level you've raised one to. It makes every form of character progression outside of Bond Level universal, which makes playing at your own difficulty level easy peasy (especially since each stage clearly shows a recommended level, which differs for each difficulty option). And on the subject of Bond Level, that mainly affects how many Install Skill slots a character has, and Side Missions allow the player to raise the Bond Level of multiple characters at a time instead of just they one they are playing, so even the one singular character-specific form of progression in the game has bloat-mitigating elements present in its design. It's the ultimate anti-Warriors Warriors clone.

[@ЧеширКотовский-к1х]

Aaaaand again, i find it funny that you use Russian version of DW4. Is it because its on PC? I never consider myself as a musou fan (more like an enjoyer). I played almost every game from KOEI until recently. So, as i wasn't a fan, I never knew about "clones". Instead, i found out Sengoku Basara from a fighting game) Yes, there was a fighting game on PS2 in this series. And Senran Kagura i knew from my 3DS days) It's actually kinda fun and enjoyable series of games, and not just because of fan-service. Also, about musou games characteristics - i would add that in musou game, the actual stage can change in midgame. From the actions of players, or mission objectives + there are some semblence of strategy elements.

[@ChrisGildart]

Yeah, my PC copy of DW4H is Russian. lol

[@ЧеширКотовский-к1х]

@@ChrisGildart I have 2 of them) I'm from Russia. And i thank our publisher New Disk, that taken this huge tasks. They made deals with some japanese publishers and bring some of their games to Russia. That is how I first played DW4 and Sakura Wars for example (which is still considered japanese exclusive, lol)

[@monaeblackeaglequeen8974]

Where's part 2???!

[@ChrisGildart]

These videos take a while, so there will be a decent amount of time between parts.

[@GrubKiller436]

If it plays like a DW7/DW8 clone, but it was made before DW7, then can you really call it a Dynasty Warriors clone? DW2-DW5 played much differently compared to DW7-DW8.

[@wastingtime2380]

Mythical heroes?

[@sunsetthecat8285]

Uhhh does crimson sea count as musuo clone? Hehe why don't you make a video about crimson sea 1 and 2 it's not really that good but it's playable and yeah up to you to figure out the rest😅

[@ChrisGildart]

I did review Crimson Sea 1 a few years ago. I would consider it a sorta Musou clone, but it's made by Koei Tecmo, so that will be in a separate video.

[@sunsetthecat8285]

@@ChrisGildart wooww you did make a video pros and con watching it now hahah well you sure are the biggest musuo fan out there, wish I could co op play guys like you with these kind of games it's only elder brother who loved this games to the bones and used to bench play with me morning till night (SW1 sw2 dw5 ow2) but we moved out already, other friends I introduced these games to, they lose interest of it after an hour or two, but hey keep up the good work I know there are still plenty of musuo games coming in the future for you to make a video of

[@Mactao100]

I wouldn't call Sengoku Basara a Warriors Clone, he is from the same genre but they change enough so I would not call it a clone.

[@germanchiapparoli4768]

Hello, what about: Gintama Rumble or Bleach Soul Resurrección or Saint Seiya Battle Sanctuary or Utawarerumono Zan 1 and 2 or Kamen Raider Battroid War Genesis. These are all much better musou games than thouse.

[@ChrisGildart]

All of these are on the list to cover in future videos.

[@moomanchu608]

Senran kagura looks fun but i wouldnt want to be caught playing such a horn dog fest

[@SentaiQueen]

And no Estival is not a spelling mistake it means "summer" What does estival mean in English? relating to the summer ... so the title means Senran Kagura Summer Festival VERSUS

[@seshajelmaanularhitamtahks8275]

Selet

[@sonic-bb]

I disagree. The attack on titan is definitely a musou game. With a twist for the license the game is using.

[@filialuvssquigly7447]

Attack is definitely not a musou game... it's good but it's definitely not one

[@LizardKingRequiem]

Senren Kagura gameplay does look quite fun but… listen, im no prude, but i am gay so the boobage just doesnt do anything besides make me laugh… But if its good its good! Maybe ill look for whatever the newest one is on sale or sumn

[@WaruiYoi]

bleach soul ressurection is the worst musou ever made, no content, shit gameplay, and horrible leveling system, review it please

[@ChrisGildart]

I'll be touching on it in a future video. I have it set aside.