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Introduce
The game Aoki Ookami to Shiroki Mejika - Genchou Hishi is a historical simulation and strategy title developed by Koei for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). It puts players in the role of Temujin, who would later become Genghis Khan, with the ultimate goal of unifying the Mongol tribes and eventually conquering a vast empire.
Gameplay revolves around turn-based strategic management. Each turn represents a period of time, during which players issue commands to their various generals and territories. The core mechanics involve several key aspects:
Territory Management: Players will manage various territories, each with its own resources, population, and military strength. Developing the economy through agriculture and trade is crucial to increasing income and supporting the army.
Military: Building and maintaining an army is central. Players can recruit soldiers, train them to increase their strength, and command them in battles. Battles often take place on a tactical map, where troop positioning and strategy play a vital role. The objective is to conquer opposing tribes and expand territory.
Diplomacy: Relationships with other tribes and nations can be established through diplomacy. Players can sign peace treaties, form alliances, or declare war. Smart diplomacy can help avoid unnecessary conflicts or create strategic advantages.
Personnel Management: Generals and officials play a crucial role. Players need to assign them to appropriate positions, utilizing each individual's unique skills and attributes to optimize territory management and troop command.
Historical Events: The game incorporates real historical events from Genghis Khan's life, adding depth and authenticity. Players will experience Genghis Khan's journey from a humble leader to the ruler of one of history's largest empires.
Aoki Ookami to Shiroki Mejika - Genchou Hishi requires players to possess long-term strategic vision, effective resource management, and the ability to make difficult decisions to lead the Mongol Empire to glory.
