三國字棋

The Han Dynasty crumbles, heroes rise in droves. My lord—can you quell this chaos?

Generals are named with a single stroke of ink on the chessboard—the character falls, the general is revealed. Ten minutes to rule a game of war.

◆ Characters as Chess Pieces

Behind each name stands a renowned general. Guan Yu stands wielding his Green Dragon Crescent Blade, Lü Bu rides his Red Hare, brandishing his halberd. The entire piece is rendered in ink, elegantly balanced with blank spaces.

◆ Decision-Making, Not Speed
Recruit renowned generals, deploy them in a three-by-three battle formation, and engage in combat based on positioning, unit type, and skills. Choosing which generals, deploying which formation, and when to change formations—victory or defeat hangs in the balance.

◆ Four Factions
The sharp edge of Shu, the fortitude of Wei, the fiery spirit of Wu, the ever-changing forces of heroes—each with its own strengths. Faction synergies, unit counters, and general synergies—a single chess piece can provide multiple layers of bonuses.

◆ Relive the Three Kingdoms Era
From the Yellow Turban Rebellion to the unification of the land, thirteen historical battles unfold. From Lü Bu at Hulao Pass, Zhou Yu at Red Cliffs, to Zhuge Liang at Wuzhang Plains, culminating in a decisive battle against Sima Yi. Three difficulty levels rewrite familiar battles.

◆ Ranked Battles
Play against other lords of the land, clashing with strategic lineups and decisive moves.

— One stroke decides, and legendary generals are formed. The legendary generals are already on the paper, waiting for your first stroke.