Sanguo's Ambition 4 :Three Kingdoms

It is complicated but with simple attack and move, the strategy is stupid , i thought its like the game Millions lords , but its worse , the contradiction in its defence and turrets are huge , u actually will loose if you are like 2k difference in power even if there is like 5 turrets around you , it will grant you 0 protection , naaaah avoid it the idea is stupid and the price is huge for nothing .

This game is in pre-release but if you like the old school nes and sega strategy games you like this too. I still play romance of the Three Kingdoms for sega and it is very similar.

i love this gameplay, but i dunno its from my internet bad or from this game server, when i play always disconnect / loading data so long on middle game, even i was close the game and reopen its same, i was keep try playin but always same thing happen, disconnect and loading too long on middle game

游戏操作简单~不许烦恼太多

I had high hopes for this game. Unfortunately the UX and onboarding was pretty rough when already accounting for translation issues. I would have kept playing but not far in the game started doing 3-5s freezes and wouldn't queue up any more player actions for me (upgrading buildings etc). Had to Control+Alt+Del.

Sanguo's Ambition 4: Three Kingdoms is a large-scale real-time strategy game developed and published by Youshen Interactive that takes inspiration from one of China's most celebrated historical eras. Instead of presenting a scripted retelling of the Three Kingdoms saga, the game focuses on giving players complete control over the rise of their own faction. Every campaign revolves around expanding territory, strengthening cities, recruiting capable officers, and gradually bringing the divided land under a single ruler. Its emphasis on dynamic systems rather than fixed historical events gives each playthrough its own identity, making every campaign feel like a fresh strategic challenge instead of a repeat of previous victories. One of the game's defining features is its heavy reliance on procedural generation. Monarchs, officers, government policies, special structures, and many battlefield conditions are randomized from one match to the next, ensuring that players cannot rely on a single winning strategy. Success depends on adapting to whatever circumstances the game creates, whether that means adjusting military priorities, reshaping economic plans, or taking advantage of unexpect…