The Three Kingdoms: The Tales of Jian An
This is a historical strategy game set in the Three Kingdoms era, told from Liu Bei's perspective. It covers the Yellow Turban Rebellion to early Three Kingdoms. Featuring classic turn-based gameplay, it reinterprets historical events, offering both engaging battles and rich cultural insights.
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Set on the eve of the Yellow Turban Rebellion (AD 182), you can play as an original character or a historical warlord, building forces and forging alliances. Whether you choose to be a lone wanderer or rally famous generals, use your knowledge and wisdom to reshape history!
Three Kingdoms Mushouden is a strategy, strategy rpg and open world game
developed by NanBei Studio
and published by Paleo.
Released on June 16th 2025 is available only on Windows
in 10 languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Korean, Indonesian and Filipino.
It has received 2,152 reviews of which 1,586 were positive and 566 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.1 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 19.60€ on Steam with a 20% discount, but you can find it for 11.19€ on Eneba.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: indows 8 / Windows 10/windows11 64 bit
- Processor: 2.50GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: HD4400
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 5 GB available space
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I've been kinda trying to figure the game out, and I think I can recommend it for people who want to make a lil' duder and run around in the Three Kingdoms world. I've exclusively been playing sandbox mode, so your mileage may vary. Make a lil' duder? Yes. A few different kinds of weapons are cool. Each character you can recruit is an actual character, instead of "pile of people who do a specific thing". I also haven't found archers, so there's also that. The English is surprisingly good most of the time. The smack-talk is humorous, but also the correct amount of violent. The combat? Not too bad - Some abilities come with the character, but the weapons themselves also give said abilities. As your prestige grows, you can assign people who can give you more abilities for combat. It's pretty straightforward, and I'm finding my joy in just letting it happen. The concept of characters needing a "turn radius" so characters have to face each other is new. I'm still exploring the game, and there's a lot happening here, but y'know? So far, I'm enjoying it. It feels complete, and feels like there's a good level of polish in here.
Absolutly FANTASTIC rare gem here!! Strategy RPG with excellent Battle Brothers-esque party development, a metric TON of RPG features and cool stuff to discover, with story and all sorts of surprises along the way!! Def a must-play if you enjoy Battle Brothers, Wartales or stuff like that, in the very cool Three Kingdoms setting! Thanks to the devs for making this so us Westerners can enjoy too!! :)
I have a deep appreciation for this game. As a massive fan of the Three Kingdoms, it aligns perfectly with my interests, and I am truly enjoying my experience with it. My sincere hope is that the developers will commit to this project in the long term and not abandon it. It has immense potential, and I would love to see the team continue to develop the game by adding more generals, expanding the map, and releasing new campaigns. Please keep up the great work!
30 hours so far a simple some of the things I like and dislike are... Likes: -Auto battle / manual battle control. -Variety of characters + custom characters to play with. -Epic historical characters to learn or relearn. -Same open world strategy resource management style like Mount & Blade, Wartales, and Sands of Salzaar. (if you liked those) -No weapon lock. (sort of) *Any character can use any weapon, but some characters may show early signs that they are better off using a particular weapon. -Not all battles are just throw your team vs theirs some may require a strategic outlook. -Cool seeing your initial character(s) go from carefully picking your fights to almost deleting everyone. *charge alone at your own discretion you still aren't immortal. -Mod friendly. -It's a sandbox do whatever you want. Dislike: -Quest will not give you a idea of how difficult it will be. -New characters added to your team will not scale with your current level. *Lets say you are level 10 very few characters will start at 5 or maybe also 10, but more often than not you are hiring people at level 1. -Despite being allowed to equip any tier weapon & armor you are still limited to the strength stat of the game. -Can't dual wield. (sort of) *Although you are allowed to equip two weapons its separated by 1 Long weapon and 1 Short weapon. Which is weird because your character will show wielding 2 Short weapons in battle when you have one equipped. -Can't reset any stats without the use of a rare item. -Trying to fight stronger ops or difficult quest may require more characters in your roster which will also require lots of money to hire and maintain their salary. Which also require you to fight stronger ops and doing difficult quest the stump being that who you hire may very well be as useful as paper weight. -Very janky animation. *some enemy characters are walking away / escaping with 0 hp lol. *skills sometimes will use a dash attack going through a character not hitting at all without showing a parry sign. -Circle walking eye staring contest prevents some use of skills when you want to take control. -English translation issues.
The game is flawed but highly addictive. The combat system is passable - for those who came in from Battle Brothers, what they took from BB is more the leveling and exploration system rather than the combat, which lack detailed tactical elements and feels more RTS-like, at times almost like an auto-battler. Levelling up and getting a crew feels a bit grindy until you get to the mid game, when more of the "Three Kingdoms" element comes in and you start to see story elements, and your crew lacks personality which a lot of "merc" games like BB have been getting right recently. Even then, the Three Kingdoms element isn't done nearly as well as ROTK - officer relationships for example are almosr non-existent after you've recruited them. That said, I find myself addicted - battles are fast enough that I don't find them a chore, I find myself motivated to keep levelling up and go for just "one more battle" which invariably becomes two or three, and there's enough to do already that you don't feel bored in the world. There's real fun and a sense of accomplishment in growing your merc band from a team being wiped by bandit groups, to being able to devastate them in turn, and exploration and cave diving brings a real sense of reward when you find powerful gear. The skills and perks system is done quite well too with decently varied level up choices making mercs feel more unique and specialised from a combat perspective as the get more powerful. There's also the Dynasty Warriors element of your character getting stronger and wiping out crowds of enemies, which you can't really get from BB or Wartales. For an indie Chinese game, I actually find the polish not bad at the current juncture with minimal crashes or errors so far and a pretty smooth experience, and the machine translation is heaps better than many other Chinese games. The devs also seem active in further development. It doesn't do ROTK as well as Koei, or mercenary life/combat as well as BB or Wartales, but it's got enough to it (and is quite a unique blend of different genres) that it's decently fun for the price you're paying even at the current stage of development. This is one I'm hopeful the devs will fine-tune even more as the game comes along.
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Three Kingdoms Mushouden is currently priced at 19.60€ on Steam.
Yes, Three Kingdoms Mushouden is currently available at a 20% discount. You can purchase it for 19.60€ on Steam.
Yes, Three Kingdoms Mushouden received 1,586 positive votes out of a total of 2,152 achieving a rating of 7.13.
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Three Kingdoms Mushouden was developed by NanBei Studio and published by Paleo.
Yes, Three Kingdoms Mushouden is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Three Kingdoms Mushouden is not playable on MacOS.
No, Three Kingdoms Mushouden is not playable on Linux.
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No, Three Kingdoms Mushouden does not support VR.
Three Kingdoms Mushouden is a single-player game.
Yes, there are 3 DLCs available for Three Kingdoms Mushouden. Explore additional content available for Three Kingdoms Mushouden on Steam.
No, Three Kingdoms Mushouden does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Three Kingdoms Mushouden does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Three Kingdoms Mushouden 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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