Three Kingdoms Mushouden

Abandoned game

The storyline does not strictly adhere to actual history; instead, each general follows a unique, hypothetical path, or you can simply choose your favorite general to play in sandbox mode—a concept I find quite unique and compelling. However, this departure from history doesn't mean historical events are ignored entirely; I really enjoyed moments like the desperate defense of Macheng in the north—featuring an inspiring speech by the commanding general—or the cutscenes depicting the Yellow Turban forces preparing for their uprising. The game map isn't massive by historical standards, but the scope—stretching from Hebei to Yanzhou—feels just right; had I been forced to march on foot all the way down to Jingzhou right at the start of the game without a horse, I likely would have uninstalled it. The combat, tomb exploration, and bandit camp raids are all well-designed, though I do wish generals with high intelligence stats had more to do than just handle diplomacy or unleash special moves; they seem somewhat undervalued. The sheer amount of time I’ve spent playing speaks volumes about the game's quality; it is truly excellent, and I am very curious to see if the developers have any pla…

Loved the game. Need a better way to manage equipments, units, etc....maybe adding filters like weapons type would save a lot of time when you can have 156 units or more, and it needs more "space" for custom options to level up stats and DEFINITELY to level up the skill tree

This game is actually quite fun, addictive and enjoyable that play like Battle Brothers (where you control a band of mercenaris traveling around to trade and doing various quests for npc) with RTS combat. The best and most fun part of the game is allowing you to find and recruit over hundred of mercenaries (including named historical 3 kingdoms characters that has their own unique special combat moves and\or non-combat traits\skills), and manage\equip each of them (weapons, armors, accessories) and send them into a real-time combat to watch hundreds of units fighting each other out. (Though the units fight automically, you can control your main char and also switch control to other generals that you have appointed as squad leaders to move them around and also able to activate their special combat moves if you choose to do so manually) Unfortunately the game also seem incomplete in many areas, for a game that carry a 3 kingdoms name the current world map actually only has accessible area that is around 1/5 or less the total land mass of ancient china. (basically the current map cover only the central north and north east region of ancient china). There is also a limited roster of 3…

cool

good