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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 26.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 10.30€ on Gamivo.
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Windows
- 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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Sengoku Dynasty literally changed my life. I was playing it in late 2023/early 2024 and realised I wanted IRL to do all these things; living off the land, growing food, exploring, etc. So then I proceeded to do just that. I went to Japan on an extended working holiday visa, and among other things went to go live with people who were living in a small remote river valley. I got to plant vegetables and rice, watch it grow, harvest it, dry it, thresh and winnow it and eventually eat it. Got to see the seasons change, the leaves turn brown, snow fall then melt, rivers surge, spring bloom, build chicken coops from scavenged wood, deliver baby goats, regularly go foraging for wild mountain vegetables and mushrooms, eating it with locally hunted boar and deer meat. Thank you for making this game, it had a profound butterfly-effect on my life. I wish you continued success with it moving forward!
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 vastly 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. Edit May 2026: I'm more disappointed now. The game seems to run worse now than it used to and as far as I can tell, they've gone ahead and decided to drop a paid DLC without fixing any of the real issues and introducing more. It's borderline reason enough to make me change my review to not recommended.
Unplayable after some progress.. I love the game and played it for hours and days.. but after every building and villiger you can see the Performance Drop with everything you build or recute. I played with my setting and go to low setting but nothing changed.. i had just 18 fps at the end.. I really like the game but its not playable anymore like this.
Edit: We just got an 1.2 update and it addresses few of my concerns out of the bat and expands on the game. This gives me a lot of hope the game will get better with time. If you like this type of games I think it is very much worth trying out. Game is fine. Some systems are overly complicated and confusing for no reason. It is hard to figure out optimized way to do things, but overall it is ok. Skills are super important and it is not properly communicated or intuitive. Menus could be a bit better, building menu I still have hard time finding things. Combat is ok, gets much better with skills. Once perfect parries are unlocked it is even enjoyable. By default I think tools and weapons break a bit too quickly. Also I see little incentive to use better tools for basic tasks - this should not be a case, and better tools should be always the go to thing. I hope they add horses and some animals like chickens, pigs etc. The game has few very good improvements over other similar games I have played. You can move most structures without rebuilding them including whole furnished buildings. This is amazing and reduces busy-work by a mile. Resource automation and technology progress being locked behind regional progress is just flat out bad thing. It doesn't improve my gameplay experience in any way, only complicates things. Give some cool rewards for liberation, like some items/weapons, maybe recipes for furniture and decorations or optional building schematics, don't lock basic progression behind it. At least not all of the progression, so there would be mandatory liberations and optional ones. With time, as village grows, there is more and more micromanagement. I heavily dislike this. Crops have seasonal rotation, so you have to rearrange who is working on what every 4 days. You can assigned worker performance to different tasks, and the way it is done is bad and should be fixed. For example miner can get ice in winter and stone all the time, there is 0 reason why player should be changing assignment/work during winter. The worker performance is fixed assigned to the task, so if I assign 50% for ice and 50% for stone, they mine stone 50% all year round even when ice is not available. This is ridiculous and applies to many different jobs. I don't want to babysit my villagers. Another example when building special projects, redirecting workforce there is fine, but putting them back you have to always reassign what they work on including the proportions on each task. This is really irritating after 2-3 times as if you work station creates 2-3 things you have to set the amount again for everything. Production should be bound to workstation not the worker, so we can easily re-assign people to different thins. I am playing on normal to experience the game as it should be, but second playthrough I would for sure play custom with faster XP gain and better material yields just to speed things up, because game slows down in the middle (at least it did for me) and less micromanagement would be required with better yields. Overall it is ok game, but needs more work to be fully fleshed out. I think devs got buried under complexity of different aspects of the game and that caused them to not fully polish main aspects of the game.
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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Frequently Asked Questions
Sengoku Dynasty is currently priced at 26.99€ on Steam.
No, Sengoku Dynasty is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 26.99€ on Steam.
Yes, 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.
Yes, Sengoku Dynasty is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Sengoku Dynasty is not playable on MacOS.
No, 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.
Yes, there are 4 DLCs available for Sengoku Dynasty. Explore additional content available for Sengoku Dynasty on Steam.
No, Sengoku Dynasty does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Sengoku Dynasty does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Sengoku Dynasty is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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