Senjutsu

Battle For Japan

A game by Paul D. Allen, James Faulkner

1 - 4 Players 15 - 20 minutes Medium

Deck Construction, Deduction, Grid Movement, Hand Management, Hidden Movement, Simultaneous Action Selection

Deduction, Fighting

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Get ready for a thrilling battle in feudal Japan with Senjutsu: Battle For Japan, a game designed by Paul D. Allen and James Faulkner. This 1 to 4 player game is all about strategic deck construction and simultaneous action selection, making each 15 to 20 minute playthrough a unique experience. Players take on the role of a samurai, each with their own strengths and weaknesses, and must use their deck of ability cards to outmaneuver their opponents. With thousands of possible deck combinations, players can forge their own path to victory, using a combination of devastating attacks, powerful blocks, and special moves to take down their opponents. The game is easy to learn, but challenging to master, making it a great fit for fans of deduction and fighting games. With a range of expansions available, including Senjutsu: Battle For Japan – Daimyo's Castle and Senjutsu: Winds of Change, the battle for Japan is never truly won.