Nothing quite like it for the Game Boy, but damn near frustrating to beat.

User Rating: 7 | Nobunaga no Yabou: GameBoy Edition GB
By djhipihopisdead | Review Date:
I am not a strategy enthusiast so i can't elaborate on this genre. Fighting games are my forte, but briefly you take place of an feudal Japan army as Oda Nobunaga. Commanding troops, raising armies, building castles and taking over feuding towns are part of the order. I seriously do not know what elements are required for a successful strategy game, but i definitely recommend it if you have played or beaten any of the Final Fantasy Legend games! It's very difficult, and highly recommended to pick up a strategy guide if you do not know what a "fief" means. Or a shogun, or any of the menus which are almost like hieroglyphics to decipher. Or a strategy game, which makes this one the second strategy game i ever played. To conclude, i did enjoy this game, but it truly is recommended for those who have played a Koei game before, or those who have a faint sense of a idea as to the strategy and the know all that goes in a strategy game.

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