Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago

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⚔️ Welcome to Part 10 of my Walkthrough for Warriors: Legends of Troy (for PS3) - Final Part ⚔️

Part 10 Includes

* Chapter 19 - Madness
* Chapter 20 - Fall
* Chapter 21 - Survival
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- This is the first Dynasty Warriors style game I have covered on the channel, I am super excited to explore what makes these game so popular.
- In Chapter 19, Poor Ajax looses his mind and meets a sad end :(
- Chapter 20, Odysseus and the Greeks sneak into Troy using the Trojan horse and look to conquer what remains, seeking vengeance for the death of Achilles also
- Chapter 21, the one and only chapter where we get to play as Aeneas. He must save what's left of his family and escape the Greeks attack.

Final Thoughts - A great introduction to this style of game, I loved playing all the different characters and seeing how they matched up against one another. The game didn't run great on the PS3, got very choppy during certain sections and the graphics were mediocre. The boss fights were great, I really enjoyed fighting the legendary bosses and also the sheer number of fights was very good. A great game and I'll certainly delve back into this sub genre of hack and slash game very soon.

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Game Info (Wiki)

Warriors: Legends of Troy, released in Japan as Troy Musou (TROYトロイ無双, Toroi Musō), is a video game for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 games consoles. The game was developed by Koei Canada and is published by Tecmo Koei. While having a Warriors title, this game differs from the Dynasty Warriors series as it features a greater level of graphic violence. The game had a scheduled release date of Q4 2010[1] in all regions but was pushed back to Q1 2011 after Koei's announcement during Tokyo Game Show 2010.

On February 25, 2011, the Xbox 360 logo was removed from the North American website,[2] leading to rumors that the console's version of the game would be canceled in North America. It was listed as a PlayStation 3 exclusive in that region, with the Xbox 360 version scheduled for a late December 2011 release date but it was canceled. In Japan and Europe, the Xbox 360 version was released, alongside the PlayStation 3 version.

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TIMECODES
00:00 Chapter 19
26:52 Chapter 20
48:40 Chapter 21 (Final)