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Red Unit Studios / Sep 15, 2017 / Free To Play, Indie, Strategy
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CompareWarbands:Bushido is a miniatures board game arena with cards, miniatures, dice and beautiful terrains to fight on, with both multiplayer battles boardgamers are used to, and challenging single-player scenarios.
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure |
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| CPU | Not set | 1600 MHz or higher Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | 512MB Video RAM required Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 2 GB RAM Can't tell |
Fixes: - New units names fixed - Missing localisations added for German, French, Spanish and Simplified Chinese - Hot Seat mode interface fixed (no longer flickers on new turn) - Arena Ratings layout fixed
Open on SteamMixed
62% positive, 525 reviews
I don't understand why you took a top-tier strategy game off your platform.
2 found this helpful, 2026-07-05
I actually really like this game. It looks beautiful, the aesthetic is very well presented in every little detail. The gameplay is easy to understand and easy to master yet satisfying when you win. Not a huge time commitment for each round, but plenty of content to dive into if you so desire. so what's the problem? It's a port of a mobile game that has the bait/in game purchases removed but the adjustment that has...
184 found this helpful, 2018-03-13
I paid for this game in Early Access and then it became free to play. Now I have to login everyday and wait until I have enough gold to unlock things that I previously paid for to be unlocked. Never buy anything from these developers. Save your money. Do not reward people who do this with your money.
141 found this helpful, 2018-08-01
I think this game is great except for a couple of things that I feel might make other players not even bother. 1. Your units don't gain honor (xp) in the single player campaign. I don't really mind playing the multiplayer except that the Arena (which is a second multiplayer mode) doesn't seem to have anyone playing it and after playing 150 hard-earned coins for access I just sit waiting for a player. This also means...
61 found this helpful, 2017-12-03
THIS GAME HAS NO MEANINGFUL PVE - just need to get that out the way, to avoid any disappointment. The core of the game is collecting & levelling troops, and PvE doesn't contribute to either (negligible loot & no XP) - in fact, aside from the tutorial, you really shouldn't even attempt PvE until you have PvP'd yourself some stronger troops. ** Pros ** Really interesting videogame concept, well executed with a very...
43 found this helpful, 2017-09-16
This game had potential. I played it when I couldn't get friends togerher to play a table-top skermish game. Perfect. I really enjoyed it at first. But with 550+ hours of play I'm sick of waiting for te developers to get it right. With much tinkering for so long they have not managed to get the basic rock/paper/scissors working properly. The game boils down to 1 strategy that reliably works. The guys who load...
38 found this helpful, 2018-04-06
I really do not like this many times repeated schema, that I buy (single player) game, I have to be online to play it, and in the end I will even lose the game I paid for when company decide to take down those servers (that serve who knows what purpose for single player game) ... PS: I still remember times of owning CD/DVD, cartridges, so this online shady business really ugly thing
17 found this helpful, 2025-12-08
Servers Will Be Closed Soon. so unplayable in future.
15 found this helpful, 2025-12-08
I read the reviews. Some people stated that some of the scenarios were next to impossible, being drastically outnumbered. They also mentioned how they'd just get wrecked in matches, fighting enemies that are much stronger than themselves. Let me reassure you a bit : ). 1. The AI is incredibly stupid in the scenarios and you have very defensive cards : ). Let them come to you and attack you and watch them kill...
47 found this helpful, 2017-06-04
I like the mechanics of the tactical game, but I'm leary that the current design direction could turn it into a grindy, unbalanced, mess. Tactical games don't have to be symetrical, but they should offer either side a chance of winning. Right now you earn gold by playing (and undoubtably in the future by paying) for random cards and miniatures. You can also convert your cards and miniatures to "dust" and buy...
29 found this helpful, 2017-05-28