09-18-2012, 10:05 PM
If you're into wargames, enjoy simple rules and wooden blocks, you'll enjoy this game.
It's a two-player game which as the name suggests is a historic game which centers around establishing a unified Japan. To do this each player commands armies and generals in their fight for domination. But only a fool judges his forces by their numbers. It takes more than military might to win at the fields of glory as the generals need to rely on the loyality of their men.
The game is turn-based with wooden blocks representing unit types, strengths and allegiance and cards used for troop deployment and loyality checks. Units are moved on a map surface depicting the main island of Japan (Honshu I believe).
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It's pretty straight forward and although you do rely on some luck, playing your strategy right is equally important.
Pros:
* Simple rules
* Easy setup
* Fast paced
* 3 hours of fun
* Balanced
* Beautiful artwork
Cons:
* 2 players only
* Not suited for use as a campaign mechanism to fight miniature battles
It's a two-player game which as the name suggests is a historic game which centers around establishing a unified Japan. To do this each player commands armies and generals in their fight for domination. But only a fool judges his forces by their numbers. It takes more than military might to win at the fields of glory as the generals need to rely on the loyality of their men.
The game is turn-based with wooden blocks representing unit types, strengths and allegiance and cards used for troop deployment and loyality checks. Units are moved on a map surface depicting the main island of Japan (Honshu I believe).
[attachment=1675]
It's pretty straight forward and although you do rely on some luck, playing your strategy right is equally important.
Pros:
* Simple rules
* Easy setup
* Fast paced
* 3 hours of fun
* Balanced
* Beautiful artwork
Cons:
* 2 players only
* Not suited for use as a campaign mechanism to fight miniature battles