Takeda 2 [Nov 11, 2004, 2:39 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Magitech Corporation announces development of Takeda 2, a sequel to their
real-time wargame set in feudal Japan. Some screenshots can be found on
3D Gamers, and
the Takeda2 Website is online as a
homebase for the project, which carries this description:
Like (its) predecessor, Takeda (released Nov. 2001), Takeda 2 is set in feudal Japan, during the Sengoku period characterized by civil war between rival Samurai lords. A turn-based world-mode allows players to view their domain, maneuver and create armies, monitor characters and cities, engage in diplomacy or sending ninja against enemies. A real-time 3D battle mode puts the player right on the field, in charge of army divisions for filed and castle battles of epic scale. Characters are important also, as the player will have to work to keep them happy as they develop their skills and ambitions both on and off the battlefield.
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I like Takeda1 better than Shogun. Every generals (not only Daimyo like Shogun) are real samurai in the history. All events in Takeda 1 was real historical events. Generals statistic in Takeda 1 also reflecting character of the person in history but only you can upgrade like RPG game. Can't wait to play Takeda in 3D this time :o. Just hope that in Takeda 2 I can play as ,my favorite, Lord Oda too.
The first game was significantly more...challenging than the comparative Total War game, Shogun. It's considered to be far closer to a simulation than Total War.
First one wasn't bad for an independant game. Need more developers in Toronto!
That sounds (and looks) a lot like Shogun: Total War. Anyone here ever played Takeda 1?
KaneddddaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!
I dunno what made me think of that.
I dunno what made me think of that.
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