Sengoku Dynasty

I have bought this game on sale, I had it in my wishlist for a while because I have played and enjoyed Medieval Dynasty a lot. Sengoku Dynasty brings some new features compared to MD, that include: improved battle mode, fighting stances and styles, multiple weapons, cooler animations, village raids, a bigger map, fast travel, mobile travel outposts, which I immensely enjoy. However, the game seems unfinished and doesn't have many features or decoration options yet. I miss animal husbandry and expanding personal inventory. Sometimes I just want to explore while riding a horse and gather resources or cool loot. The newest update brought the paper walls and shoji screens which helped make the homes more lively, but I still would want to add flower vases or other floral aesthetics to my home, like I'm doing in MD. There are those deep blue blue iris flowers appearing near rivers in the spring or summer and you cannot harvest them at all, which is a shame, because I would love one in a vase. Or a flowering Sakura branch. The dialogues seem kind of bleak with a few exceptions, and people don't talk when you pass by them. Villagers are ageless and don't reproduce, which is a feature I really enjoyed in MD, but it's not the end of the world if it doesn't happen here. Some of the aesthetic hats my (female) character is wearing are making her look bald (looking at the Kanmuri hat). Not sure if that's intended, but my character has beautiful thick black hair she is proud of. I have also had a plethora of bugs that were game breaking: for example one of the people I neded to talk to in order to finish one quest was suddenly spawned deep underground (like 90 m deep) and couldn't be reached unless I restarted the game. Other times the animation would break, contorting my character's body in impossible positions, and the V key (switching POV) was no longer functional either. The game freezes for 2-3 seconds as well whenever the villagers finish their daily chores, and when the autosave occurs. I have tried to play on the lowest graphics settings too, and the problem persists. Despite all this, I truly enjoy the game and I am eagerly awaiting all the future updates.

Sengoku Dynasty has come a very long way. I picked it up at launch, played a while and stopped because it became pretty stale, pretty fast. Now I picked it back up 2 weeks ago and with the new content it became very good. You have a lot to do and manage, many things improved and make the title finally enjoyable to stick around actively and with a Co Op Partner as well.

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Some games tell you everything they have to offer within the first few hours. Sengoku Dynasty is not one of those games. After 17 hours, I still feel like I'm only scratching the surface of what this game has to offer. Between exploration, village building, crafting, management systems, progression, and the sheer amount of content available, it quickly became apparent that this is a title that deserves time and attention rather than being rushed through. What stands out most is the atmosphere. The setting feels distinct from other survival and settlement-building games, and the feudal Japanese backdrop gives the entire experience its own identity. There is a strong sense of discovery as new mechanics, opportunities, and goals continue to reveal themselves the deeper you venture into the game. While I haven't spent hundreds of hours here yet as I have with Medieval Dynasty, I can already say this: Sengoku Dynasty has earned a place on my "come back to this" list. As a content creator, my gaming time is often split between multiple titles, and many games get set aside and never revisited. This is not one of those games. In fact, my biggest challenge right now isn't finding things to do—it's finding enough uninterrupted time to properly dive into everything the game offers. There is clearly a tremendous amount of depth here, and I look forward to returning when I can give the game the focus it deserves. If you enjoy survival games, settlement building, progression systems, and the idea of creating your own legacy in feudal Japan, Sengoku Dynasty is well worth a look. Cranky Verdict: 17 hours in and I already know I'll be back. Sometimes that's all you need to know.

There’s a lot of bugs, all my villagers have jobs, right tools, right season for each item and region, everything set up right and none of them do anything except farmers and occasionally fishers. Foragers are the worst as grass is a huge need in the village and they never gather any. I like the game but features like this make it agitating to play and enjoy without needing to search how to do things online.

separa un poco, pero la jugabilidad y el entretenimiento es genial me encanta, sin duda yo lo recomemdaria a todos el mundo.