In total, Shadow Warrior 3 has 11 stages for you to work through. However, it’s primarily due to the gameplay mechanics and that there’s enough content to keep you busy and happy. Don’t expect side quests, though, which is, unfortunately, lacking in the game. Each area presents new creatures and an addition to the main plot. Still, the linear story and gameplay work well for how the developer created SW3. It would have been more exciting to explore at will and find interesting artifacts along the way. As you run and enter new areas, the story unfolds further, revealing what you need to do next. Here’s what I enjoyed the most from the story elements.ĭue to the gameplay elements, that we’ll get to later in this review, there’s only linear progression and no open-world elements. Having a quick look at some information on previous titles, Shadow Warrior 3 is a sequel from past tales, so there’s a sense of continuation at least. It seems you don’t really need to play the others to catch up on the central plot. Even so, there’s enough exposition at the start of the game to show me what’s going on.
I’m entering the series with fresh eyes from the third installment. When it comes to Shadow Warrior 1and Shadow Warrior 2, or even the original of 1997, I must admit up front that I haven’t played any of them. Is the FPS action game worth buying? How do you play it, and what are the visuals and sounds like? Is SW3 multiplayer, and is it open world? For the answers to these questions and more, enjoy our Shadow Warrior 3 review below. It features the return of protagonist Lo Wang as she takes on the Evil Dragon in a world that’s nearly completely destroyed. It was officially publically launched on March 1, 2022. Shadow Warrior 3 is a first-person shooter action game developed by Flying Wild Hog and published by Devolver Digital.
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