And nearly endless military conflict, which is why it’s become a prime time period for action and strategy video games. For the uninitiated that’s one of the more dramatic and interesting eras for the island nation, filled with dominant personalities, heroes and villains. Sengoku is a very slow-paced simulation of the Sengoku period of Japanese history. But in the interest of going through it again: The build we played back then was pretty complete, though there have been some superficial changes, what we said then stands. I kicked off the review with the conclusion, because there’s very little about this game I haven’t already covered in our preview. Though it’s never going to hit the mass market, it’s such a rewarding strategy game that genre fans owe it to themselves to add it to their collections.
It’s intelligent, creative and fulfilling. Paradox Interactive’s Sengoku is an incredible game.
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