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Play Sangokushi - Chuugen no Hasha (Japan) Online

Command warlords across ancient China, juggling alliances and supplies while your pixelated armies clash in tense, numbers-driven battles. That old-school NES depth sneaks up on you once you get past the goofy portraits and initial chaos.

Genre: Strategy
Released: 1988
File size: 256 bytes
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Game Overview

This is one of those old-school NES strategy games where you take control of a warlord during China's Three Kingdoms era—think big armies, shifting alliances, and a whole lot of territory to conquer. At first, it feels a bit overwhelming with all the generals and stats, but once you get the hang of moving troops and managing supplies, it gets seriously addictive.

The map's divided into provinces, and you'll spend half your time negotiating with other factions (or betraying them) while the other half is spent trying not to starve your own troops. Battles are simple but tense—you pick formations, watch the numbers clash, and hope your tactics hold up. Some of the character portraits look downright goofy by today's standards, but that just adds to the charm.

If you like slow-burn strategy where every decision matters, this one's a hidden gem from the NES era. Just don't expect Cao Cao to go easy on you.

Nintendo (NES)
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