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Sengoku TD campaign map showing Owari province and the route to Kyoto
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Sengoku TD

By Satjakorn Mahanin

A Japanese-themed castle-defense game about recruiting commanders and positioning troops. The creator offers a browser test with a five-province campaign.

Sengoku TD by Satjakorn Mahanin is a tower-defense game set around Japan's Sengoku era. The creator describes recruiting commanders such as Nobunaga, Kenshin and Hanzo, then positioning troops to stop enemies before they reach the castle.

Choose a province before deploying

Sengoku TD campaign map showing Owari province and the route to Kyoto
Campaign map retained from the version GameSlash inspected in October 2026 · Game by Satjakorn Mahanin — province-selection screen, not combat footage or proof of the latest build

The retained map combines aged-paper land with a teal sea. Owari is selectable while other locations display locks, and currency, gold and experience sit at the top. The view separates campaign navigation from the battlefield. It records the selection state at capture time, not a cleared stage or unlocked endgame mode.

The creator's 29 October post describes a five-province campaign leading to Kyoto, with hard and endless modes after completion. Those later modes are creator-described features, not results of testing the entire game.

Browser play with locally stored saves

The current creator-linked website loaded its title screen without sign-in when checked on 31 October 2026. No new combat session was tested for this introduction. The creator recommends a computer because the mobile interface is not yet optimized, and estimates an initial download of about 30 MB.

The creator says saves remain in the browser used to play; switching devices or clearing browser data can lose them. The game is still in development, so bugs or updates during play are possible.

Open the game website · Creator post, 29 October

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