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Play Minna no Soft Series - Minna no Shogi (J)(Caravan) Online

Tiny sprites, simple grids—you drop captured pieces back onto the board with a satisfying click while the AI patiently teaches you shogi’s sneaky piece-flipping tactics. Gets brutal fast, but that first win feels earned.

Developer: Caravan
Genre: Board Game
Released: 2001
File size: 1.81 KB
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Game Overview

Minna no Soft Series: Minna no Shogi came out for the Game Boy Advance in 2001, published by Caravan. It was part of a wave of accessible, budget-friendly titles that made the GBA a great platform for learning and practicing traditional games. This one focused entirely on shogi, the Japanese variant of chess, offering a straightforward digital version you could carry in your pocket.

You control the movement of shogi pieces on a nine-by-nine grid, aiming to checkmate your opponent's king. The game includes clear tutorials that explain unique shogi mechanics, like dropping captured pieces back onto the board as your own, and the way most pieces promote when they reach the opponent's territory. The pacing is thoughtful, almost meditative at first, but the difficulty ramps up noticeably against stronger computer opponents. Winning a match requires careful foresight and feels genuinely rewarding when your strategy comes together.

Game Boy Advance
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