Lone Samurai: Sekigahara 3D

Noon, October 21, 1600. Mt. Matsuo, Sekigahara. The young warlord Kobayakawa Hideaki has decided to betray the Western Army and join the East. But Ishida Mitsunari's side has discovered the plot, and the Western troops below come storming up the mountain. Out of patience, Tokugawa Ieyasu fires a warning volley — and the Eastern Army turns on Kobayakawa too. East and West, everyone is your enemy. You stand alone. Ride out as a samurai in crimson armor: cut, gallop, and survive the battle that decided Japan. ■ THE REAL SEKIGAHARA • A battlefield built from the actual terrain: Mt. Sasao, Mt. Tenma, Mt. Matsuo, Mt. Nangu, the Fujiko River, the Nakasendō road and more • 41 named generals on both sides, placed as they stood at noon — Ishida Mitsunari, Shimazu Yoshihiro, Ōtani Yoshitsugu, Ukita Hideie, Tokugawa Ieyasu, Honda Tadakatsu, Ii Naomasa, Fukushima Masanori… • Your horse slows on hills and in rivers ■ SWORD, SPEAR AND A FAST HORSE • Sword: quick slashes — every third swing becomes a spin attack, and it can deflect bullets • Spear: a long, piercing thrust — thrust while dashing for a devastating charge • Dash: gallop through enemy lines and trample foot soldiers; when surrounded, ride for your life ■ SLAYING IEYASU DOES NOT END THE BATTLE • You win only by slaying every general at Sekigahara • Kill Tokugawa Ieyasu and his enraged generals come after you even harder • This is a battle to find where you will die ■ THE SOUNDS OF WAR • Battle cries that swell as the enemy closes in • Conch horns and war drums echoing from camps across the field ■ HOW WILL YOU FALL? • "Fell on Mt. Matsuo" — the place of your last stand and your battle record are saved • Earn a rank and a death poem based on how many generals you slew • Share your result with friends ■ FEATURES • Simple touch controls: stick on the left, sword, spear and dash buttons on the right • English and Japanese • Plays offline (ads and sharing need a connection) Where will the nineteen-year-old branded a traitor make his last stand? Ride out.

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