PS2 Sword of the Samurai

 Sword of the Samurai can be succinctly described as a precursor to the stellar strategy game Shogun: Total War. However, it is much more story-oriented for the clan, and the strategic elements rival those of an adventure game. Indeed, in Sword of the Samurai, diplomacy and individual interpersonal relationships between clans are more important than knowing how to command an army of thousands or conduct covert operations in the castles of your opponents. Power in Japan is divided among dozens of clans. But only one man can sit in the seat of supreme authority. Your story begins in the home of one of the clans, who has his teeth set on the title of Shogun. But there are many obstacles, and it takes a lot of effort to survive on the fractious island.