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Nippon is an Area Majority Game in which players control Zaibatsu and try to develop their web of power by investing in new industries, improving their technological knowledge, shipping goods to foreign countries or using them to satisfy local needs, and growing their influence and power as they oversee the era of rapid industrialization of Japan.
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Sekigahara is a 3-hour block game based on the Japanese campaign waged in 1600. The 7-week war, fought along Japan's two major highways and in scattered sieges and backcountry skirmishes, elevated Tokugawa Ieyasu to Shogun and unified Japan for 265 years. Sekigahara is designed to offer an historically authentic experience within an intuitive ...
Tetsuya Nakamura or "Wholer" Nakamura has designed Japanese middle age game "The Biggest Crisis of Nobunaga", WW2 "Rommel North Africa", "Stalingrad Campaign" and more. Specially "The Biggest Crisis of Nobunaga" is supported by Japanese gamers. Because he is designing games which have simple and rational rules.
18xx is the collective term used to describe a set of railroad-themed stock market and tile laying games. The 18xx set has two main branches: the 1829 branch (1829, 1825, 1853, and 1829 Mainline) and the 1830 branch (1830, 1856, 1870, etc). There are also a number of crossover games which sit somewhere between the two branches (eg 1860).
Edit. Oink Games is a game publisher in Japan. Designer Jun Sasaki is CEO of Oink Games. Microbadge ::
CATsle Builders / 猫の城大工~ is a trick-taking game for 3-5 players. Players aim to build a more robust castle by aligning five types of buildings as planned. The structures that will be built will change depending on the ranking of the battles held during each round. Adjust your ranking while predicting your and your opponent's hands ...
