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1. Romance of the Three Kingdoms VIII

   Reviewer: Deaf Gamers
   01 December 2005

   Overall 9

   

    

   KOEI have created a very good strategy game in Romance of the Three Kingdoms VIII that is on a par with the best turn-based games on the PC. As a fan of strategy games I've found it refreshing that such an accomplished strategy game is available on the PlayStation 2. There are a few areas of the game that could be improved but all things considered it's a must for strategy fans who have access to a PlayStation 2. Read more

2. Romance of the Three Kingdoms VIII

   Reviewer: GamePro.com
   06 May 2005

   Overall 7

   

    

   We will conquer our foes, and the entire land will run red? with math! Read more

3. Romance of the Three Kingdoms VIII

   Reviewer: IGN
   11 August 2003

   Overall 9

   

    

   Soon... Read more

4. Romance of the Three Kingdoms VIII

   Reviewer: Gaming Target
   17 February 2003

   Overall 8

   

   Gameplay 10

   

   Graphics 7

   

   Sound 7

   

   Lifespan 10

   

    

   This game is so addictive, has so many different options, and has such infinite replayability that I’m more than willing to look over its shortcomings. The good simply far, far outshines the bad. If you’re a fan of Three Kingdoms games...well, you probably already have the game! But if you’ve never played a Romance of the Three Kingdoms title, this is definitely the one to start with. I’m waiting for Koei to make a quantum leap in the series one of these days --... Read more

1. Top of the world, Ma !!

   Reviewer: Amazon
   04 July 2004

   Overall 10

   

    

   This version of RTK is the best by far in my opinion. To do away with all the melodrama of other critics...this is one is the most versatile of all the series. The "growing pains" of your created character are directly impacted within the RTK world you play in. Lets be for real, what are the chances of a 90 rated free officer offering his services to a new jack? The concept of getting to know an free officer and building relations was great. The battle scenarios and... Read more

2. Not bad at all!

   Reviewer: WOLFE, GamePro.com
   26 September 2003

   Overall 8

   

    

   When I first saw RTC, I thought it was going to be just another boring two-bit excuse for a game, but after playing playing it for a day or two I started to love it. I will admit, it does take a little getting used to, but depth in the relationships between you and your officers is really detailed. The battle sequences leave a bit to be desired though, I would've liked to see some animation going on when using the tactics, but it doesn't draw away from the game. I... Read more