Sengoku:Battle Royal
Youshen Interactive · 2024 · Free to Play, RTS, Massively Multiplayer, Wargame, PvP
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About Sengoku:Battle Royal
This game is a battle royale strategy game that focuses on management and competition. The troops in the battlefield will fight automatically, so you don’t need to pay attention to the battle operations. You need to focus all your energy on the construction of the territory, the deployment of the army, and Click to go out and see who can finally dominate the world in a completely real-time confrontation mode.
Building and upgrading various facilities in one's own territory
To win over various forces around the city for one's own use
Recruiting ronin scattered within the territory
Publish policies and research technology to enhance the combat effectiveness of the military
Accumulate troops according to time and organize troops for vassals
Embark on expeditions to the surrounding weak and powerful families and eliminate them
Developing one's own strength through gradual expansion and utilizing the other party's retainers for personal use
Resist the attacks of all other players and occupy all the opponent's cities in a 60 minute round of the game
Every player is a hundred times stronger than AI, and you need to constantly face their attacks
Collaborate with allies to create a lottery game
Each game has random policy options, special facilities, various factions, and ronin spawning
Complete the battle and receive rewards
Draw generals cards to permanently increase their level and bring them into the next game
Managing one's own country
Building and upgrading various facilities in one's own territory
To win over various forces around the city for one's own use
Recruiting ronin scattered within the territory
Publish policies and research technology to enhance the combat effectiveness of the military
Accumulate troops and continuously expand
Accumulate troops according to time and organize troops for vassals
Embark on expeditions to the surrounding weak and powerful families and eliminate them
Developing one's own strength through gradual expansion and utilizing the other party's retainers for personal use
Be careful of the attacks of other players
Resist the attacks of all other players and occupy all the opponent's cities in a 60 minute round of the game
Every player is a hundred times stronger than AI, and you need to constantly face their attacks
Collaborate with allies to create a lottery game
A constantly recurring battle situation
Each game has random policy options, special facilities, various factions, and ronin spawning
Complete the battle and receive rewards
Draw generals cards to permanently increase their level and bring them into the next game
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[quote][b][url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microtransaction]Warning: In-Game Cash Shop[/url][/b] This game is infested with a toxic mobile app style cash shop. You will be prompted to and expected to give money/credit card details to the developers through this cash shop to buy in-game goods so you can play the game.[/quote] "Sengoku:Battle Royal" looks and plays more like a Chinese mobile/browser scam than a real game, the only notable difference is they decided to pillage Japanese culture instead of making yet another Three Kingdoms mobile app. And this doesn't look like it was accepted on the app stores, either. It's dead, the game doesn't have 5 players online at any time to create a 5v5 match, so this also can't be played. But the cash shop is there, and that's all the developers care about. Toxic, isn't it? The graphics aren't great, simple mobile/browser iso graphics to look good in screenshots and try draw mobile gamers in. That's understandably a turn off for a lot of gamers, and it's a big contributor to the failure of the game to attract gamers despite having no up-front cost. Gaming is a primarily visual medium, and if developers want to succeed, they must u…4 found this helpful
[h1]Dead On Arrival - A Strategy Game Without Players[/h1] [h2]The Harsh Reality[/h2] 🎮 Picture this: you boot up a PvP battle royale expecting matches, excitement, competition. Instead? Crickets. [b]Sengoku:Battle Royal[/b] launched with ambitions of 5V5 strategic warfare, but the current state tells a completely different story. As of this review date, only [u]2 players[/u] were active in the last 24 hours. For a multiplayer PvP experience, this means the game is essentially unplayable. 💀 [h2]What Could Have Been[/h2] 🎨 The concept genuinely intrigued me. A battle royale focused on strategy rather than reflexes? Playing as a daimyo commanding armies in Sengoku-era Japan? That's fresh! ⚔️ Troops fight automatically while you focus on territory control, army management, and tactical decisions. The idea deserves recognition. [list] [*]✅ Unique strategy-focused battle royale concept. [*]✅ Automatic combat allows focus on macro-management. [*]✅ Interesting Sengoku period setting and theme. [*]✅ Can be genuinely fun with coordinated teammates. [*]✅ Victory rewards strategic thinking over reflexes. [*]✅ Game supports 10+ languages for international players. [*]✅ 60-minute matches …2 found this helpful
A poor mobile game was ported to PC and it suck, there are no tutorial for new player and poor english tranlation (like they copied the entire dialogue from the game and put it into Google Translate) some of them make no sense and confused. Used a F2P game now they switch it paid game and still have In-Game Cash Shop? A red flag show that this is P2W game. NOT recommend2 found this helpful
I do not recommend2 found this helpful
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No tutorial Very confusing Horrible interface
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