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Sengoku Dynasty is the ultimate feudal Japan experience: build villages, grow your community, and shape the open world through combat or economy. The choice is yours alone - or that of up to 4 players in multiplayer co-op!
Sengoku Dynasty is a city builder, survival and base-building game
developed by Superkami
and published by Toplitz Productions.
Released on November 07th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 13 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Ukrainian, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Turkish and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 6,200 reviews of which 4,599 were positive and 1,601 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.2 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 16.19€ on Steam with a 40% discount, but you can find it for 10.27€ on Gamivo.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 (x64)
- Processor: Intel Core i5-8400, AMD Ryzen 5 2600
- Memory: 12 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650, 4 GB or AMD Radeon RX 570, 4 GB or Intel Arc A750, 8 GB
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 15 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Low 720p @ 30 FPS
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I've enjoyed this laid-back building sim with light survival elements and plenty of combat. It’s quite good for a long while, but as you move into the later mid and end game, quality-of-life issues start to become more apparent. Because of those problems, it isn’t something I can keep playing or see myself replaying. That said, I still got more than 80 hours of great fun out of it. The game looks and sounds good and generally runs well. Combat isn’t deep, but it’s serviceable, and learning combos was actually a little fun. The building system is fairly open, with free placement. The hunger system exists but isn’t intrusive, and the story and quests are interesting enough to follow. Unfortunately, this is where the cracks begin to show. Visually, the scenery is great, but the NPC models are weak, and there aren’t many of them. You see the same characters repeatedly. Workers don’t change their appearance based on their job, and they never change clothes. Even after building a large village and stocking high-quality clothing, everyone still runs around in rags. My warriors wield steel weapons and could be equipped with samurai gear, yet they still fight dressed in rags. Performance is mostly solid, but the end of the workday and autosaves consistently cause heavy lag from the start of the game. Villagers began to stutter and blur while moving, and animals would pop in and out of existence with a relatively small Dynasty of only around 45 NPCs, and got worse as population expanded. The building system feels great at first because of the free placement, but there’s no snapping, no top-down view, and no good way to check alignment or spacing. My OCD went nuts and I eventually gave up on making things look neat. Decoration options are also extremely limited. After planting only about 20 wineberry bushes, the game warned me that I’d already used more than half of my planting limit, so we will not be able to replace trees cut down or create gardens and landscaping. The other things can be irritating, but worker management is where things really fall apart - villagers require constant micromanagement at least every season and there is no way around it. There’s no way to set crop rotations; farmers simply stop working when the season changes. You can’t set minimum resource thresholds, so villagers burn through building materials unless you completely block access. Cooks can’t be assigned fallback recipes if ingredients run out. Toolmakers can’t be limited to producing a specific number of items or stock limits. To top it off, aside from tools, there’s no indication when materials run out, so villagers just stop working and you’re left to figure out why on your own - usually when you run out of something in the production chain that stops the whole works! I don’t want to keep piling on. This is a good game and absolutely worth the price for the time I got out of it. However, I can’t continue playing unless there are improvements to worker management, a building system that allows snapping to existing structures, and more freedom to decorate and customize the village.
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I've enjoyed the time I've spent in the game. For me at least, there was enough customisation when dropping in for the first time. I got up to speed pretty quick, and restarted the game on a higher difficultly, coincidentally just before the Bushido update, so that added a new dimension pretty quickly but it's plateaued out since. There are different combinations that could be applied to achieving successful villages, but for me I'm enjoying a normal play through, trying to make a nice and not overly hard existence for my villagers. The one thing I'd have liked to have known was that I'd only get 20 points to apply for the leadership talents. I thought they would go up in the same way the others can continue to go up. I understand now that this is intentional and for another play through, I'll adjust accordingly - I'm putting it here so that someone else knows.
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Sengoku Dynasty The purpose of this game is to control all regions and run four villages with a total of 100 civilians. You would be involved in crafting, building, fighting bandits, gathering resources, performing quests, and inviting people to join one of your villages. Play solo or with up to 4 friends. Gathering The materials you can gather are simple and easy to do. And of course there are harvestables that require upgraded tooling. Score 10/10 Crafting Once you gather stone and wood, you can create your first tier tools. Some items/buildings schematics require completed missions or free zones. Score 10/10 Building/Construction With your hammer tool you can start building. Houses for civilians, production buildings to craft or put civilians to work. This last part is done through village management though. When you choose to build a building, you have alternate options. Like adding a straw roof instead of a wooden roof. However its unclear to me what the dis- and advantages are of the various materials. It would be nice to see the impact of such changes to the civilians. With the skill tree Way of the craftsman you can improve you building speed. Limitations Alas there are no suggestions on how to best setup your villages. While it does cause issues if you have more than 25 civilians in the same village. As it will slow your gameplay due to all the additional calculations. So spread the civilians as evenly over your villages as best as possible. Also try to focus each village on only a few professions instead of each village have them all. However, do add all the service buildings (ice, food, drinks, wood, armory, tools and general) to each village. As these service buildings make sharing materials easy and accessible in each village. And do not build roads above roads. So if you have a sand path, and you want to replace it with stone pavement. Then remove the sand path first. Alas the devs did not give the option to upgrade them like they did with the buildings. And laying road over road only lowers performance, as each asset has to be loaded. Also make certain you do not lay roads next to each other, as this might cause civilian AI performance as well. Score 6/10 Hunting/Combat Hunting animals or fighting bandits/samurai/etc is fun. It plays well. It might not be the best combat. However it works and feels easy enough to enjoy. And if you want to stay alive, sometimes running away is the better option. If you want to control a region you have to do two major things. 1) build a special project for the region and 2) slay x bandits and their boss in that region. I do suggest placing a portal if you can. So you do not have to walk a long distance, in case you die. And upgrade your armor/weapons when you can for the more dangerous regions. Score 8/10 Raiding (starting in the bushido release) Raiding is still in development, but once it is released this will add some excitement when the bandits come to damage your village. Luckily your villages can fight together with you to prevent the bandits from stealing from and damage your village. During testing we noticed that the same two villages were kept being targeted. And that the bandits either popped up in the city itself or across the water. I hope that this part will be improved by the devs in the near future. The downside is the appearance of the raiders. They sometimes pop up in the middle of the village and other times close to the outside of your village. Luckily you know which village is targeted and when the raiders come. Score 4/10 Questing The quests are simple. The basic crafting/buying/gathering/killing quests are there. These quests give you dynasty xp, which you can use for the dynasty skill tree. There is one specific quest line that concerns your dynasty. Namely you have to marry a village and then have a baby. Then that baby can be sent to the temple for education. This lasts over several seasons. And once you finish this quest like (at the abbott) then you stop playing your current character, but start playing as your kid. This allows you to pick a new starting profession and you will get a small headstart. But if you are already far along getting all your skills in your skill trees and you haven’t completed all your achievements. Then wait while finishing the quest at the abbott. Score 7/10 Co-op Co-op is fun. But I have to divide the gameplay into two sections. Early to mid-game This is where you have up to 2 or 3 villages and about 60 villagers total. Coop is smooth and very playable. Score 9/10 End game Alas here co-op encounters difficulties. In short once you have 2+ villages and 60+ villagers you will notice the following issues: 1) Loading into the game. When you join a host for co-op you will notice that it takes more time to start. And once you see your character and surroundings you also notice that the game keeps on loading assets. This makes movement very troublesome. Especially as you cannot see walls and buildings. Fortunately this loading has improved with the bushido version. But still very annoying. 2) automatic saves, end of workday message and end of season. During playing, the game will have automatic saves. Also the standard end of the working day and when the end of the season approaches, you will notice that all of a sudden you cannot perform specific actions, like cutting a tree, craft items, shoot arrows, or building. All you can do is pick up harvestable items. This takes several minutes to 10 minutes of time. And sometimes comes with rubber banding as well. Although the bushido version improved this issue a lot. From 30 minutes to 10 minutes. It is reducing the fun a lot. Score 5/10 AI pathfinding The AI for bandits/raiders is nice. It moves smoothly and seems to work great. However the villagers' AI can get stuck behind assets due to pathing issues. Which impacts their jobs. This is something the devs can improve upon in a future release. Score 6/10 Village management Village management is a good addition to this game. Once a civilian joins you, assign him/her to a bed and assign a job. Jobs require configuration on which item to make and how many to make. And you must also manage that the resources/tools are available for that person. I would like to see what season planning could be added. That would be nice to have for a future release. Score 9/10 Skill trees There are 4 skill trees. Dynasty Dynasty skill tree is for improving your village and the villager satisfaction. XP is earned through completing quests and taking over regions. However, this line is capped at level 20. All other skill trees have no limitation. Crafting Crafting is to improve all gathering, crafting, building, farming and harvesting skills.Which also gives you XP for this skill tree. Warrior Warrior is to improve combat skills. XP is earned by killing animals and bandits. Monk Monk is to improve other skill trees. And for trading and reducing transport and dying costs. XP is earned by trading goods. Score 10/10 Conclusion Compliments to the devs. As they continuously are improving the game and providing us with new features. Great job. Thank you, devs. If you like a game where you can both build, craft, survive, manage villages and like to play co-op. If you like ancient Japanese culture, then this might be a good game for you. Especially in the early and mid game. However you might feel a little disappointed with the endgame, due to loading times and other lag issues. All by all I do enjoy playing this game with my friend. Score early/midgame 8/10. Score endgame 5/10.
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I enjoyed playing it and building up my villages, but the end game comes quickly and is boring. In medieval there were at least a healthy amount of quest it kept you busy. I think implementing quest to please an Emperor, Shogun, or some local lord to earn point that reward you would keep the game interesting. Like oh i need to kill so many people, or gather a bunch of leather, or something. I played 51 hours and had done several kid quest before the game became solely management game and I walked around in circles bored. Never seen the kid grow up and had no more quest I could do. Even in co-op our purpose died and we shelved it for a while to see what updates bring. I recommend it if you think you want to get 50 hours of it, but if you want more like I did wait to see if update deliver. It's just not fun to have no purpose other than managing jobs, there needs to be drivers in the game to keep it interesting. Hopefully they implement some. I have a few improvement suggestions for them too: 1. Implement more NPC models for villagers I had a bunch of look-a-likes with different rags on. 2. Enable sorting in the menus sometimes I had to scroll through a bunch of jobs and there is no filtering. 3. Have villagers wear the clothes and equipment you provide them to make them different. 4. Have enemies grow over time for a challenge. Once you clear out camps they stay abandoned and the only enemies are small camps. Maybe if left unchecked they grow? Regardless I'll just kite them out one by one cause you can in this game.... :AngrySword: 5. You rename things, but how about your villagers/spouse/kid? 6.Last but not the least as my post has said, add end game purpose. More quest, random attacks, goals, grand achievements something to motivate us beyond getting the fourth bell. There is only so much chopping logs can do for attention span.
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40 hours in, and I still feel like I'm only scratching the surface. Which is fantastic! I have been longing for a game just like this for ages, and it doesn't disappoint at all. Admittedly, I was a little intimidated at first. Liberating regions and helping the people of this glorious land seemed daunting. But once I finally wrapped my lips around the meaty slab of deliciously rock hard goodness that is Sengoku Dynasty, I found that I enjoyed every amazing inch of lush landscape that was alive with nature and managing the basic needs of the refugees within the protective embrace of my velvet wings. I've been having a blast exploring, fighting, living, and occasionally dying in a marvelous place that allows me to escape the daily stress that IRL can bring. If you're looking for a crafty/buildy/survivy game with a relaxed atmosphere, I strongly urge you to give this a try. Two thumbs up and a boob honk for this. That's how much I recommend it. Game on, you sexy party animals. <3
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Sengoku Dynasty is currently priced at 16.19€ on Steam.
Sengoku Dynasty is currently available at a 40% discount. You can purchase it for 16.19€ on Steam.
Sengoku Dynasty received 4,599 positive votes out of a total of 6,200 achieving a rating of 7.24.
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Sengoku Dynasty was developed by Superkami and published by Toplitz Productions.
Sengoku Dynasty is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Sengoku Dynasty is not playable on MacOS.
Sengoku Dynasty is not playable on Linux.
Sengoku Dynasty offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Sengoku Dynasty includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
There are 3 DLCs available for Sengoku Dynasty. Explore additional content available for Sengoku Dynasty on Steam.
Sengoku Dynasty does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Sengoku Dynasty does not support Steam Remote Play.
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