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Yokoyama Mitsuteru Shinsan Gokushi (New)

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$6.69 $9.99 In stock

Category: PC Engine CD ROM

Taking on the warring period in ancient Japan, Naxat has certainly set the scene with a dramatic opening sequence. Players must follow the rules of the Art of War and know when to hold a position and when to unleash the forces at their control.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella U. ★★★★★

The dramatic opening sequence really sets the mood for the ancient Japan setting, and the gameplay forces you to think strategically about when to hold a position. I've been enjoying the challenge of following the Art of War rules during battles.

Jason K. ★★★★★

Playing through the strategic battles really makes you think about positioning and timing, just like the Art of War suggests. The dramatic opening sequence pulls you right into the warring period atmosphere. It’s a solid retro experience that keeps you engaged.

Christopher S. ★★★★★

That dramatic opening sequence really sets the mood, and the way you have to think through each move based on the Art of War makes it feel far more strategic than typical shooters. The CD-quality audio during the cutscenes adds a surprising amount of depth to the ancient Japan setting.