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So, I give a mixed recommendation for Banzai, mostly as a result of my admittedly anal retentive approach to writing and the layout issues here.
This is, overall, an excellent game. It's (for the most part) well written, and the author clearly has a passion for the period. I am certain it could be a favorite with many, and the period has for the most part been quite badly neglected, often with the forced adaptation of systems that are focused upon Western style warfare that is mostly inappropriate to the Bushi way of war. In addition, it's actually a -fun- game, which is a refreshing break from the increasingly anal retentive, overly florid, highly pedantic style that pre-modern wargames seem to be returning to...
Anyway, you're likely wondering why I gave this a "4" instead of a "5," and why I reference writing issues. I'll summarize them here, with deep respect to the author.
- There are some fairly frustrating choices in wording. In some c...
Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!] |
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