Kakinoki Shōgi (1995)
- Platforms
- SEGA Saturn
- Genres
- Strategy
- Rating
- 5.0 of 5, 2 player ratings
- Where to get it
- My Abandonware
How it feels
Playing Kakinoki Shōgi feels like sitting down to a calm, chess-like match with a futuristic Japanese aesthetic, where each move requires careful thought and patience.
strategicdeliberatemethodicaltraditionalintellectualstructuredturn-based
Screenshots
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