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Shogun Showdown is a turn-based combat game with rogue-like and deck-building elements. Position yourself and attack at the right time, upgrade your tiles and combo them to get ready to face the Shogun!
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PC GamerRobin ValentineSep 202490/100This wonderfully clever strategy roguelike demands your best, and it deserves to get it.
Nintendo LifePJ O'ReillySep 20249/10Shogun Showdown is an instant indie essential. A perfect little core of left-to-right puzzle-styled violence that plays like a sort of bloody rhythm game, and it makes for an endlessly addictive experience that's easy to pick up and lose hours to. There's enough progression in skills to keep it interesting over the long haul, and plenty of mixing and matching in your attack and special cards to ensure no two battles are ever the same. This is must-play stuff.
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God is a GeekSean SmithSep 20249/10Shogun Showdown is a cracking game that lures you in nicely with its simplicity but eventually becomes a rather complex beast with a lot of very well thought-out moving parts.
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Niche GamerFingal BelmontSep 20247/10Shogun Showdown is a challenging game and a hard game to put down. The tactical scenarios during every run are enthralling since even with a less-than-desirable hand of cards, it is possible to overcome with cunning. It’s a deceptively simple game with crude pixel art at first glance that becomes a black hole that pulls you in with its alluring strategy.
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Analog Stick GamingJeff M YoungOct 20248/10Shogun Showdown, despite all the tools and abilities you can rely on is brutally difficult in most circumstances, especially if you have the habit of acting before you really analyze every move or press the wrong button, something that has killed some very lengthy runs for me. Still, Shogun Showdown is a remarkably tight strategy game that looks good, feels good, and has some clever tricks to make you feel like a master tactician, just make sure to not accidentally keep pressing the turn-around button and getting a host of swords shoved through your back.
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IGDB rating 8.5/10 from 17 ratings.
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