Bahamut Senki (1991)
- Platforms
- Genesis
- Genres
- Strategy
- Rating
- 4.0 of 5, 6 player ratings
- Where to get it
- My Abandonware
How it feels
Playing Bahamut Senki feels like commanding a tabletop battle in a fantasy world, with slow, deliberate turns and a focus on tactical positioning.
turn-based strategyfantasydragonsdeliberatetacticalretromethodical
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