

DYNASTY WARRIORS 8: Xtreme Legends Complete Edition
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01About DYNASTY WARRIORS 8: Xtreme Legends Complete Edition
Lead mighty warriors through the Three Kingdoms, cutting through enemy swarms in story-driven action. Story Mode adds Lu Bu’s perspective and hypothetical battle scenarios, while revised Ambition Mode and Challenge Mode offer other ways to play. Steam players rate it 83%% positive from 11,912 reviews. The interface is available in Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, French, German, and Japanese.
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$12.992026-02-10 · NeweggBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simplified Chinese | Yes | Yes | — |
| Traditional Chinese | Yes | Yes | — |
| English | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
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| French | Yes | Yes | — |
| German | Yes | Yes | — |
| Japanese | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19
02Before you buy
Interface languages
The Steam PC version lists English, French, German, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese interface text. English, French, German, and Japanese also have full audio; Chinese audio is not listed.
Play modes
Steam lists single-player, multiplayer, and co-op categories. The description also names Story, Ambition, and Challenge modes.
Save data
The game description says saves are separated into three language groups: English/French/German, Traditional/Simplified Chinese, and Japanese.
03Frequently asked questions
Can I play Lu Bu’s story?
Yes. Story Mode includes a journey depicting Lu Bu’s way of life.
What else is new in Xtreme Legends?
The description mentions hypothetical battle scenarios, new playable characters and weapon types, plus revised Ambition Mode and Challenge Mode.
Which operating system is listed for Steam?
Windows is listed as supported for the Steam PC version.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
I Pursued Lu Bu and died 10/10 Would pursue againShow moreShow less
A "Complete Edition" Shouldn't have 200 dollars of DLC. I stand by this, even after having played the game more.Show moreShow less
About the Game: Includes Dynasty Warriors 8 along with the Xtreme Legends expansion and some free DLC. The DLC from the console version of the game has now been ported to on Steam. The total cost of the DLC is $190.80. I am not going to comment much about the DLC, as this is a review for the game, not the DLC. Yes, I think the price of the DLC is fairly high, but the DLC is optional and not needed to enjoy the game. I still think the game itself is worth getting without purchasing the DLC. How it Runs: Game runs great on highest settings at 1920 x 1080 resolution, I get 60 FPS no problem. Overall, I haven't had any issues with slowdown or framerate drops that I usually see on the console versions. The loading times are also pretty quick compared to the console versions as well without a solid state drive. Game Settings: Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Texture Filter: High Quality Settings: All High Vsync: 1 Note: I had to set my resolution in the configuration instead of within the game. (See specs at bottom of page) Story: The story is based off the Romance of the Three Kingdoms historical novel, but since it is a video game they have fantasy elements and change some things to make it more exciting. The Story Mode has a bunch of cinematics before and after battles that help tell the story and they are alright for this type of game. Graphics: The graphics seem to be based on the PS3 version of the game, but they still look better than the PS3 version due to higher framerate, resolution, and I think they added a few things in the graphic options that make them look a bit better. Overall the graphics are average for a console port of a game, but the gameplay is the best part of the Dynasty Warriors series. Gameplay: Those who know the Dynasty Warriors series will be familar with the hack and slash gameplay. You can control a hero from a roster of 82 characters, each with their own individual design. The game is mostly about using weapon attack combos to defeat hundreds of enemies and other officers through battles in the game. There is a lot of flashy effects for the weapon attacks and special musou attacks which make the game more exciting. You can obtain new weapons to equip your warriors with and each warrior can use two weapons and switch between them in battle. You also can level up each warrior to level 150. There are story missions for the three major kingdoms (Wei, Wu, Shu), and the Jin and Lubu forces. As well as a Free Mode to replay story and other battles, a Challenge mode that has arcade type battles, and Ambition mode where you can upgrade a camp and conquer territories. Conclusion: I purchased the game because I am a fan of the Dynasty Warriors series and I don't own a PS3 or PS4, so I can't get Xtreme Legends unless I pay $50 for this on Steam or go out and buy a PS3 or PS4 and pay $60 for the PS4 version or $70+ for the PS3 bundle. The graphics seem fine to me, they aren't amazing, but they aren't bad either. I played the Xbox 360 version of DW8 and they seem to be a bit better, but the graphics aren't as important as gameplay with the series. Online multiplayer would've been a good bonus feature, but I don't think its a mandatory feature for the series. I have never played online in the past titles, I usually play solo or split screen. If you need to have online multiplayer then pick up the PS4 version instead. The game has been running great and I haven't had any technical issues yet. Only complaints: - DLC is now avaiable, but the price is a bit high (though the DLC is optional and not needed to enjoy the game) - Would be nice to see controller buttons instead of keyboard buttons when using a controller. - Depending on controller may need to remap your controls. Overall it is a good game if you are Dynasty Warriors fan or someone who likes hack and slash games. It is cheaper to buy the PC version (North America - USD) than the console version as well which is a plus. Should be glad they brought Dynasty Warriors 8 game to Steam! Update 1: There seems to be some people having issues with the game crashing, freezing, not starting up, etc. I haven't encountered any of these issues yet, game has been running perfect on my machine. However, I would check out the forums for more information about known technical issues if you think you may have a problem. Update 2: It seems many people are upset with the high DLC prices. These prices are very similar to the console versions, so its not just a PC thing. I do think the prices are too high, but the DLC is completely optional and not needed to enjoy the game. I would suggest waiting for a sale and only picking up some of the better DLCs (Weapon Packs / Stage Packs). Note: I would recommend using a controller when playing this game. Computer Specs: GPU: Geforce GTX 760 CPU: Intel i5-3570K 3.40GHZ Memory: 8.00 GB RAM Resolution: 1920 x 1080, 60Hz OS: Windows 7 PSU: Corsair 750WShow moreShow less
I like how this is the "complete" edition, with $200 of dlcShow moreShow less
majority of the negative reviews are from people who dont have controller and are to lazy to remap the controls it takes 5 minutes to remap and theres one too many buttons for the mouse overal gameplay 10/10 reminds me of when i was 7 playing dynasty warriors 4, i havent experienced any bugs unlike one piece, also you get to set the characters weapons to whatever you want thats awesome PORT WARRIORS OROCHI 2 AND 3Show moreShow less
Update: *Still no Narrator between missions. *Still extremely limited number of units allowed on screen, negatively impacting gameplay. *Over $100 worth of DLC for the so called "Complete Edition" *Online Multiplayer? What's that? *Non-Playable character models still crappy, makes some cutscenes unwatchably bad. *Textures still largely low quality, giving game a very dated look. Koei is likely to see negative reviews like this and think: "PC gamers just don't want Dynasty Warriors" To which I say: "Dear Koei; I wouldn't have bought it in the first place if I didn't want Dynasty Warriors on PC, you made top seller on your first day, but this is a terrible port and you people have a history of crappy ports and generally suck at supporting your games." So that said, like many of Koei's other ports this game just falls short of all of the potential of the PC. It has no online multiplayer, inconsistent and often low texture quality on environments and especially on non-playable characters even during cutscenes, a unit limit far lower than what most PC's can handle, and no narration between missions (seriously how hard would that have been?). Some have also reported game crashing bugs, but I haven't encountered any. On the positive character textures and models for playable characters tend to be pretty good, and there are a ton of characters to play and a wide variety of weapons to choose from, as well as several modes of play. Voice acting remains hilarious which I believe is intentional. However the lack of narration between missions really hurts immersion in the story and feels uncanny and painfully silent after the fully voice acted cutscenes and battle speeches. Poor textures and extremely limited number of units allowed on screen also both serve to make the game feel unpolished on the PC. The lack of online multiplayer also really hurts the experience. Dynasty Warriors has tremendous potential here, and it's potential that is being entirely wasted. Koei has traditionally assumed that PC gamers just hate Dynasty Warriors, failing to understand that what PC gamers actually hate are broken glitchy terrible ports. Past PC ports such as Dynasty Warriors 6 Xtreme Legends were so broken that stores pulled them off the shelves, and received pretty much no support whatsoever. Hopefully this game making top seller on Steam will show Koei that the market is there for games like Dynasty Warriors and their previous assumptions were fundamentally irrational non sequiturs. Here's hoping for better ports in the future...Show moreShow less
Romance of the 3 Kingdoms ? √ Button mash? √ Same voice action in every not playable officer ? √ Kawaii Girl ? √ Better than Twilight love story ? √ Expensive DLC ? √ Lu Bu (OP character) ? √ Boob? √ Best Genocide Simulator ? √ (⌐●_●)Show moreShow less
As a long time Dynasy Warriors fan I am extremely disappointed in this port. So disappointed that it just hurts. Sure you get the Dynasty Warriors experiance on PC, but it just seems so lackluster. For 50$ I expected to get online coop and high res textures atleast, maybe even the DLC costumes. But nope, none of those. Hopefully Koei will add some of theese features at a later point. Edit: For those intrested Japanese voice pack has been ripped and floating around the internet. Perfectly compatible with the US version.Show moreShow less
Runs real smooth, showing great promise so far with an absolutely massive amount of content... HOWEVER "multiplayer" seem to be local co-op only, that is absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and should be clearly mentioned as for most of us that means no multiplayer support at all, and it's very missleading. Here I was hoping to finally have something to co-op play with a firend of my and this ♥♥♥♥ happens. Edit: Loading a game crashes it, as some people have mentioned, bleh. Edit 2: Thats splitscreen, not Lan/hamachi. Hope that helps. Edit 3: I see they have changed it now, but theres no Lan play, only split screen. No there hasn't been a patch or anything.Show moreShow less
A "Complete Edition" should entail a complete product.Show moreShow less
Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/15/2026.