Shogun's Empire: Hex Commander 12+

Name: Shogun's Empire: Hex Commander
Rating: 4.5 (15 reviews)
Author: Teresa Dymek

Teresa Dymek

- 4.5 • 15 則評分

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簡介

The Empire of Japan is tearing itself apart. Fights are constantly breaking out between its provinces. The reign of your clan begins — become Shogun, ultimate ruler of the Medieval Japan.
Shogun’s Empire: Hex Commander is a turn-based strategy game with multi-layered gameplay mechanics.

MASTER ECONOMY AND DIPLOMACY ON A STRATEGY MAP
Choose from dozens of campaigns built around 15 historical clans. Conquer provinces and gain access to new type of units and strengthen your position in the region.
Make alliances, declare wars and maintain your honor level to get better prices and respect amongst your neighbours.
Create a strong economy and provide food for your troops, upgrade provinces to ultimately build an unstoppable army.

LEAD YOUR ARMY IN TACTICAL BATTLES
Recruit ashigaru, well-trained samurai or elite ninjas. Create an army that suits your tactics. Choose from melee soldiers equipped with yari, various sword wielding units, ranged troops with various bow types, rifles, and more. Utilize cavalry to fight in the open battlefields or dominate with high-powered cannons during castle sieges.
Your soldiers gain experience during battle and become more effective and deadly. Each army is commanded by a general that boosts morale and provides additional bonuses like army size and combat skills.

IMMERSE YOURSELF IN MEDIEVAL JAPAN
Japanese voice-overs, detailed units and landscapes with dynamic seasonal cycles and an art style, influenced by historical paintings, will help you to feel the atmosphere of the Land of Cherry Blossoms.
A user-friendly interface with contextual tips and hints will help you to learn the rules in no-time and enjoy the game at its max potential.

2023年11月3日

版本 2.0

- Option to change the FPS.
- Bug fixes.

4.5（滿分 5 分）

15 則評分

Need to be closer to history

Not a bad game overall but you have to make some minimal efforts for the clans’ placements to be closer to history if you are going to have scenarios etc. Not having Kyushu is hard to accept already, but placing Shimazu in Honshu, or Oda not in Owari even in scenario 1 etc, makes it hard for people to take this seriously. I can understand if you simplify things a bit and combine some Daimyos for some scenarios, but come on don’t go too far. Also it would be nice to have some general names that match their historical clans. The in game directions and tutorials can also be more complete in terms of explaining certain game aspects. Finally, in the battles, there seems to be no bonus or debuffs from being surrounded, or from terrain height differences?