Senjutsu: Battle for Japan

It's an interesting tactics game. Each character has it's own feel. The symbology on the cards is easy to follow and becomes quite intuitive fairly quickly.

Es un juegazo, estoy esperando a probar las expansiones.

At first glance this game appears to be a simple little miniatures game with a samurai theme. However the game is full of depth through the use of its cinematic like card system. Each character is diverse enough to allow a host of options and replayabilty. The game has 1v1, 2v2, Solo, and co-op modes for multiple ways to enjoy the theme and combat system. The included components are good quality and can withstand a good amount of wear and tear. Time to setup is short due to the game's small size which it makes up for in depth and combat. The game includes a solo campaign as well as a co-op campaign. I recommend playing the game solo at first to get a feel for the rules. In addition to this I would recommend doing a search for the latest rulebook and F.A.Q sheet as it will help clarify some rules that are unfortunately not thoroughly explained. Overall i love the theme and the included miniatures. The game is a bit challenging until you get a feel for your chosen character's mechanics. The rulebook was a slight let down im terms of some confusion on how certain processes work. This has not stopped me from getting the game setup and going a few round with some AI samurai. I recommend this to anyone who enjoys euro style card mechanics and miniatures skirmish games with a samurai warrior esc theme. I would consider playing the expansions in the future to see how much they can add to an already fun and challenging game.

I don't think I can say enough good things about this game. First, the artwork and design is fantastic. It includes a rulebook with everything you need, and there is a single player campaign with more art and scenario instructions so you can set everything up. The game itself feels a bit complicated at first, but that's really because you just have so many amazing choices to really dig into the depth of the game and strategy. After a few minutes you really get a feel for it, and then it's pure entertainment. I will note, that rule book is over 30 pages long. However, it is extremely well laid out and very simple to follow. They also pack a ton into an average sized game box. The cards have great color and art, and they're all cut extremely well. The miniatures look amazing as they are, and you could paint them to have an absolutely unbelievable effect. My only complaint is that a few of the cardboard punches weren't perfectly clean cut, so I had to be a little careful to make sure nothing ripped. Even then, it was very minor. FINAL WORD: This game is a huge success on multiple levels, and I highly recommend you give it a try.

We enjoy playing games as a family and are very excited to try this out. The box is very pretty and feels heavy duty. The instruction booklet has a lot of steps and drawings and even though it looks like a lot I think it will be a lot of fun. The pieces are nice they look like they are 3 d printed the cards are nice quality and the stand up pieces are nice brightly printed cardboard. Our son plays the rpgs so we will be asking him lots of questions I am sure but we are looking forward to playing and making lots of memories!

This is a beautifully made and intricate game. If you play other serious strategy games like Magic the Gathering, Star Wars Rebellion, and Clank you will probably enjoy this too. There are a lot of specific rules to learn upfront and you need to track a lot of different symbols and states - that said, once you figure everything out the game play is fairly quick and very enjoyable. I love the figures and the attention to thematic detail that went into this game. The Japanese setting is well done and all of the components are of high quality. And being able to play this solo is very nice for some variety. I highly recommend this for people who like deeper strategy games as it's a good value and good fun with lots of replay-ability.

This is a beautiful game. The miniatures are exquisite and I may be painting them (using the painting guide on the website). The rules are complicated, and the solo rules a but more so, but not as complicated as say Arkham Horror. Having solo play rules is fantastic as it may be hard to find other players. I will have to look into getting the other expansions at some point.

This game is classic Kickstarter excess. I had a deluxe edition of the game. Beautiful minis, solo mode with campaign, player mat, nice art, and a tone of cards. Yet the rulebook was useless and the game was unplayable. A new version of the rule book was put out, it was better, but still left too much out. Tons of cards and very confusing even how to set up game. Ultimately this is not some epic campaign of conquest and unification of Japan as the title might sound, it is really a 1 v. 1 or solo skirmish game that you could probably do simply with a deck of cards. Just overproduced components and not enough game and if there is a game in there, it is very poorly explained.

Buen producto

Es un muy buen juego, el formato campaña es complicado pero muy divertido. El formato en parejas es bueno pero tienes que conocer las cartas. Tiene muchas reglas pero en líneas generales es facil de aprender a jugar sobre la marcha.

El juego es entretenido para jugarlo solo o en duelo, tiene muchas cartas por lo que puedes personalizar a tu gusto y estilo a cualquiera de los personajes

We liked it a lot, very good quality

Las minis son muy bonitas para pintarlas, aunque les falta detallar me he divertido haciéndolo; y el juego es bastante interesante como un juego de duelos con un sistema de cartas y terreno; espero pronto saquen también una de las expansiones que quiero.