The game is set in 146 BC Japan and follows the story of Yotomashi Sechugawa seeking revenge. It is an open world third-person action and strategy game where the player can scout targets during the day or sneak in at night to steal documents. The day/night cycle takes about an hour of real time. Players can buy weapons, poisons, and medicines from vendors. The multiplayer mode pits 2 vs 2 teams against each other with no time limit on maps from the single player, with the first team to reach an editable score limit winning.

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The game is set in 146 BC in rural Japan. It combines the genres of Action & adventure and Strategy. The game is a 3rd person semi open
world game which requires a large amount of strategy and tactics. The game follows the story of Yotomashi Sechugawa as he attempts to
get revenge on an unknown individual who wants him dead.
Day/Night cycle
The game is split into two different sections but the same things can be done in each. When it is day the player can walk around a
designated area and scout the target’s location and learn his routine to gain an advantage making the assassination easier, or the player
can wait until night to sneak into the area where that target sleeps to steal valuable documents which may make it easier to kill the
target. The player has the option to kill the target during the day or at night but, the day/night cycle takes roughly 1 hour in real time as it
may take a while to infiltrate compounds for a daytime activity. The player is able to buy ingredients from markets and learn recipes to
create poisons and medicines. Blacksmiths are also scattered around the game to upgrade and buy new weapons.
Multiplayer
The multiplayer game size is 2 vs 2 PvP. The maps are designed from sections of the single player maps. The aim of the multiplayer is to
eliminate the opposing team. There is no time limit in these games which allows the players to take as much time as they need, the
multiplayer has a score limit which can be edited by the host of the game when in the lobby. The first team to reach the score limit wins.