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Now you can agree or disagree with this, but being familiar with the original premise of Touken Ranbu, it only makes sense for it to be adapted into a Musou game. So, when Koei Tecmo and Ruby Party announced last year that the series will be adapted into a Musuo Game, I was very ecstatic! While a Musou/Warriors game isn’t really my usual go-to’s, I have grown very fond of the genre since the release of Dynasty Warriors 8 (PS3) and have very much enjoyed a decent chunk of the Hyrule Warriors series since the WiiU generation. You name it! I am just your all-around Touken Ranbu dork!

This franchise literally has me in a chokehold on every facet imaginable! From religiously doing my daily logins on the browser/mobile game, watching all the anime series, live-action movies, stage plays, and musicals, to collecting figures and merch hoarding. I haven't tested it, but that's the rumor.If you’ve been following me on my socials, you’ve probably noticed by now, how much of an avid fan I am of the Touken Ranbu series. Note: Some people are reporting that Ambition Mode will crash if you don't set Launch.exe's process priority to High.

Overall, it works, but if you need 60 FPS, you'll want to go through the trouble of alt-tabbing and changing process affinity manually. Also, running any kind of compatibility mode will put annoying bars at the edges of the screen and will not eliminate the long loading time upon launching the game. Setting the process priority of Launch.exe in Task Manager to High brings it up to ~40, but it's still not ideal.

The problem is that since the game can only use one core, you'll see massive slowdown I'm only getting ~35 FPS with a 4.4 GHz i5-2500k and GTX 780, running off an 840 PRO SSD. In other words, it's exactly the same affinity fix as we were using before, but applied automatically. Just FYI, the reason that this works is probably that Win98 compatibility limits programs to one processor core.