Two Powers Japan

nikbigdijbhkkdncjbckafldpjifnfgk

Turn-based Strategy Game

Latest reviews

• (2019-07-03) Thee Banana: doesn't play offline!
• (2016-09-13) eric thwaites: I must be doing something wrong because the game tells me I can only attack an enemy castle from an adjacent area but the computer can attack mine without going through and capturing my surrounding provinces first. Because of this I cannot get into the game even on the easy beginners level. Would love to enjoy this game but because of this it's 2* and deleted.
• (2014-10-11) Franklin Ransom: Pretty good, took me much less than a day to master it though. Likewise for Two Powers China. One thing I really liked is the way the turns work out, such that one plans an attack and thus ends the turn, and then next turn begins right after the attack. Combined with the way this works with information, spying, and the ability to react to enemy movements, I think it is the basis for a new way of doing turn-based strategy games, and a very powerful and innovative one (I come from playing RTK and other Koei turn-based strategy games). Of course, being able to move generals, ninjas, and samurai around so easily is perhaps a bit absurd, even without contiguous territorial lines, and a turn being a year doesn't seem to make much sense. While the core concept is excellent, it needs to be better developed in the details of the game. Overall, I think the developer has a lot of promise with this new way of setting up turns, and I hope the developer is able to keep going with it.
• (2014-10-05) Luna Jett: I love it