Sengoku Dynasty Brings Intense City Raids in New Update

The new Bushido update for Sengoku Dynasty adds bandit raids to the game mixing survival and city-building in feudal Japan.

It’s been almost a year since Sengoku Dynasty the feudal Japan RPG made big improvements to its combat system. Now the game is getting even tougher. Sengoku Dynasty is a mix of lifestyle simulator city-building and survival where your goal is to grow your dynasty. But as your town gets bigger and more popular it also becomes more dangerous. The new Bushido update is out now and it brings large town raids new buildings and even more headwear options to the game.

Update 1.1 called Bushido also adds new clothes, decorations, map encounters and other cool features. But the most important part is the new raid system. These raids happen because as your dynasty becomes more successful it attracts unwanted attention. Bigger towns with valuable items start rumors and soon enemies will come to steal what you have. This adds more risk and makes the game feel more real showing that power also comes with danger.

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Hopefully you've already spent some time making sure your towns are safe. It's important to build strong walls set up guard towers and have skilled fighters with good weapons ready to protect your people and supplies. You can also lower the chances of being attacked by bandits if you take action early go out and get rid of wandering enemies or destroy their camps. Doing this will make it harder for them to bother you later.

The good news is that you’ll get a one-day warning before a big raid happens. Usually someone called an enforcer will show up first. They might ask you to pay a fee in exchange for your safety. If you say no or take too long to decide you’ll soon hear a warning bell and that means the attack has begun. When this happens you’ll need to grab your weapons and fight beside your guards. The raiders will try to break through your defenses and steal whatever they can then run away once they’ve taken enough.

If all of this feels too stressful don’t worry you can turn off raids completely from the game’s settings if you don’t like them. The Bushido update still has lots of new features to enjoy. For example when you clear out enemy camps you can now start a special project to fully remove them which lets you use that space for your own buildings. There's also a new perk called Way of the Leader' that lets you unlock extra building options like different types of bridges.

The Sengoku Dynasty 1.1 Bushido update is available now. You can check out the full patch notes from developers Superkami and Toplitz to see everything that’s new. Some highlights include more hairstyle options the ability to wear both masks and hats at the same time powerful new jump attacks and a wide variety of new buildings and decorations to customize your world.