
Nobunaga’s Ambition, a series synonymous with Historical Simulation Games, has now released an extension of the 13th release in that series, Nobunaga’s Ambition: Tendou, at the Steam Store as Nobunaga’s Ambition: Tendou w/Power-up Kit!
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非常好游戏 就是没有官中 但是老游戏也可以理解吧
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おもしろい。
给童年回忆补票
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ NICE
打折购入,补票老游戏。还行吧。
《戦国時代を舞台としたSLG入門としておすすめ》 最近のものは個人的になんかシステムを覚えるのが面倒で、買ったはいいが放置してしまっている。 その点、天道はわかりやすいのでちょうど良い内容だった。 元々は三国志を始めとした中国史に興味を持っており、戦国時代は日本史知識程度しかもっていなかった自分が勉強のためプレイしたのが天道(シリーズで最初に手を付けた作品)だった。 ただし、信長の野望シリーズは天道の次作以降のシステムが結構変更されているので、最終的にはプレイ動画などを動画サイトで視聴し、自分に合った作品を選ぶ事は備えとして重要
建设特色设施累计到一定程度就能获得新技术很有趣啊, 三国志8重制版里,武将能和一定数量的武将之间的产生羁绊影响战斗力也很有趣。 人物形象不好的话就好像找不到主角一样,同质化动作多会有违和感。 感觉PS4版战国无双4里的 井伊直虎 就是无双系列里最成功的角色了啊。 PS4版的《战国无双4 Empires》为什么不上架Steam呢, 可以一直使用 井伊直虎 游玩,又没有《蛇魔3》里剧情的混乱没有历史代入感的缺点, 兵力影响战斗中的武将能力,游玩起来也不难啊。 内政画面再扩大一点,加上些市场街道行人显得气氛更舒适,还有类似真三国无双8里的俘虏画面也挺有趣的。 三国志12里的 卞氏 立绘很好啊,给人印象很深。 三国志14里的 张飞 立绘就目前来看个人觉得是历代最好的了,还有一点点可爱的感觉。 关羽 立绘的话还是三国志7里的印象最深。 刘备 立绘的话、三国志6、三国志7的印象深。三国志7里的 士气 影响部队战斗力感觉挺有趣的,还有混乱后单挑感觉经典,单挑画面即时进行双人骑马一直横着跑 比 回合制骑马对冲要更好,更有流畅感,画面光线选择亮堂堂的白昼比下午光线舒适。 “混乱+单挑”的玩法比较有趣。11代的单挑画面就比较好。 孔明 立绘的话三国志8重制版很好啊。 赵云 立绘的话三国志12里印象深。 曹操 的话三国志13战斗中的立绘印象深,但背景昏暗压抑。 无双系列个人感觉还得有像 井伊直虎 那样的女角色比较好,越多越好,剧情内容越贴近史实代入感越强,还有像《蛇魔3》那样的调试武将画面,城市街道气氛等等,武将的话有2个副将跟着主将感觉气氛会更舒服,只显示有1人切来切去没有副将跟随好。 战国BASARA系列的只是画面色调好给人感觉很有活力,但 角色 细节并不好, 井伊直虎目个人感觉是目前无双系列最成功的女角色,没有之一。
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Developed and published by KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD., NOBUNAGA'S AMBITION: Tendou with Power Up Kit is a deep and highly strategic historical simulation that continues the franchise's exploration of Japan's Sengoku period. As the thirteenth major installment in the long-running series, it builds upon the foundations established by previous entries while introducing new mechanics that place greater emphasis on territorial control, strategic expansion, and long-term planning. The result is a complex but rewarding experience that captures both the military and political challenges faced by the warlords who sought to unify Japan. The game places players in command of a daimyo during one of the most turbulent periods in Japanese history. Beginning with a chosen clan, players must navigate a constantly shifting landscape of alliances, rivalries, and military conflicts. The ultimate objective is to bring the fractured nation under a single banner, but accomplishing that goal requires much more than simply winning battles. Economic growth, administrative efficiency, officer management, and diplomatic relationships all play crucial roles in determining whether a clan rises to prominence or fades into obscurity. One of Tendou's most distinctive strengths is the way it handles territorial expansion. Unlike many strategy games that focus solely on capturing major strongholds, this title places significant importance on controlling and influencing the land between castles. Territory becomes a valuable resource in itself, creating a more gradual and realistic model of expansion. Players must steadily extend their influence across the map, securing key routes and strengthening regional control before launching major offensives. This approach adds depth to warfare and encourages a more thoughtful style of play. The game's map serves as an impressive representation of Sengoku-era Japan. Mountains, rivers, coastlines, roads, and settlements all affect military operations and strategic planning. Geography is not merely decorative; it directly influences how campaigns unfold. Important routes become contested objectives, while natural barriers can serve as defensive advantages or logistical obstacles. The interconnected nature of the map creates a strong sense of immersion and makes every military decision feel significant. Military campaigns are among the most engaging aspects of the experience. Armies maneuver across the landscape in real time, requiring players to carefully coordinate movements and anticipate enemy actions. Success often depends on preparation rather than brute force. Choosing the right officers, securing supply routes, and understanding terrain can make the difference between victory and defeat. Battles are integrated into the broader strategic layer, ensuring that military actions always feel connected to larger political and territorial goals. Economic development remains a cornerstone of effective leadership. Provinces generate resources that fuel expansion, maintain armies, and support infrastructure projects. Players must invest in their domains while balancing military ambitions against practical limitations. A prosperous economy creates opportunities for growth, while neglecting development can cripple even the most powerful clans. The game consistently reinforces the idea that successful rulers must excel in administration as much as warfare. The Power Up Kit expands the original release with additional content and strategic possibilities. New scenarios provide alternative starting conditions and historical perspectives, while expanded customization tools allow players to shape campaigns according to their preferences. One of the most notable additions is the Culture system, which introduces another layer of development and specialization. Cultural growth influences a clan's capabilities and encourages players to pursue strategies that extend beyond simple military conquest. Customization options further enhance replayability. The ability to modify various aspects of the game, including artificial intelligence behavior and officer data, provides remarkable flexibility. These features allow experienced players to create unique challenges and experiment with different approaches to the game's systems. Such freedom contributes significantly to the title's longevity and ensures that multiple campaigns rarely feel identical. Historical authenticity remains one of the franchise's greatest achievements, and Tendou continues this tradition admirably. The game includes a large roster of historical figures from the Sengoku era, each possessing distinct abilities and characteristics. Legendary warlords and famous retainers influence the political landscape in meaningful ways, while historical events add context and atmosphere to the unfolding drama. Players are free to follow history's path or completely reshape the nation's destiny through their actions. Although the game's visuals reflect its age, the presentation remains effective. The three-dimensional map offers a clear overview of military operations and territorial development, while the interface provides access to an enormous amount of information. The emphasis is clearly on functionality rather than spectacle, which suits the strategic nature of the experience. Once players become familiar with the interface, managing the game's many systems becomes increasingly intuitive. The greatest obstacle for newcomers is the sheer complexity of the mechanics. Tendou demands patience and a willingness to learn. Diplomacy, economics, military logistics, culture, territorial influence, and officer management all interact with one another in meaningful ways. However, this complexity is also what makes the game so rewarding. Every successful campaign feels earned because it reflects a genuine understanding of the systems rather than simple trial and error. NOBUNAGA'S AMBITION: Tendou with Power Up Kit is an outstanding historical strategy game that rewards careful planning, adaptability, and strategic foresight. Its focus on territorial influence, comprehensive management systems, and historically inspired gameplay creates an experience that remains engaging even years after its original release. For fans of grand strategy and historical simulations, it represents one of the strongest entries in the Nobunaga's Ambition series and a compelling journey through one of Japan's most fascinating eras. Rating: 7/10
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