Pour tous les joueurs de Advance Wars, ce jeu vous rappelera de bons souvenirs. ;)

Pas encore fini ce jeu mais au bout de 10H on ne s'en lasse pas! J'adore les jeux de stratégie au tour par tour et celui-ci sait innover avec son nombre limité d'actions pas tour (des choix cruciaux en perspective), son système original de "zone d'action" circulaire qui diffère grandement des habituels déplacement en ligne droit comme aux échecs et surtout son humour! =)

Jeu assez étonnant mais franchement addictif !
Game Design excellent.
Seul bémol : la maniabilité qui aurait mérité d'être un peu plus travaillée.

nul pas amusent pour deux sous

Skulls of Shogun is a surprisingly great game of 2013 for me. With the rise in popularity of Turn Based Strategy (TBS) games, It can be difficult for Skulls of Shogun to stood out among the other quality TBS games such as XCOM, Civilization V, and so on.

Still, with its quirky art style and fairly witty humor that is set in Samurai's afterlife, Skulls of Shogun features a well designed and carefully balanced mechanics, I find Skulls of Shogun to be very enjoyable game to play. At the same time, the game tries to introduce a gridless movement system where your unit's movement range is denoted by a white circle with a fixed radius, I find this innovation to a decent change that works well to be an alternative to the typical grid system found in a lot of TBS games. Combining with the cross platform compatibility with iOS, one could even play this game on the go. While Skulls of Shogun looks like a mobile port, it felt more like a PC game with reasonable amount of depth despite having a rather small unit roster. Each unit has its own unique role that can be useful in the right hands. Personally, I find the PC version's UI to be pretty decent and mouse friendly while it is equally playable on a touch screen.

If you like Turn Based Strategy, give Skulls of Shogun a go if you have the chance. You could find yourself putting a couple of hours into this indie gem.