Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties

Game Details:

"Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties" offers a variety of game modes, including a main story mode (from the Wagang Uprising to the Tang Dynasty), side historical battles, and free tactical chess matches. Players complete tactical chess battles by recruiting famous generals, deploying armies, and utilizing terrain and troop combinations; the dialogue system also incorporates character interactions and branching storylines; the AI is moderately intelligent in the early stages of the game and becomes more challenging later on. The graphics use an ancient, realistic style, with detailed character portraits and a concise strategy interface, and most platforms (PC, mobile) retain a high degree of fidelity in terms of plot and gameplay.

Editor's Recommendation:

As one of the few strategic RPGs themed around the Sui and Tang dynasties, "Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties" combines a sense of historical weight with flexible strategic fun. It revolves around the careers of heroes like Qin Qiong, allowing players to experience both the grandeur of unifying the world and the individual growth and tactical planning. It's suitable for players who enjoy SLG+tactical chess and for history buffs who want to fill in the gaps of the Sui and Tang dynasties. If you're looking for formation configurations, troop counters, and heroic legends, this game is worth a try.

Game Guide:

I. Character Recruitment and Growth Planning

• Prioritize gathering Wagang heroes such as Qin Qiong and Cheng Yaojin to ensure a balanced lineup;
• Use "strategy actions" to increase generals' loyalty and experience, and enhance leadership and combat effectiveness before entering the main battlefield;
• Equip the team with a logistics officer to increase food supply and avoid troop disintegration due to insufficient logistics.

II. Formation and Terrain Configuration

• Utilize terrain advantages (mountain deceleration, river blockage) for deployment, and match cavalry, infantry, and archers for counters;
• Arrange high-command infantry in the front row to take damage, and set up archers in the back row to suppress the enemy.
• Pay attention to adjusting the formation based on different BOSSes or event battles, rather than rigidly using the same step.

III. Plot Branches and Route Selection

• Early plot stages have items and characters obtained in order of action, such as "Saving Hongfu" or "Helping Qin Qiong's Uprising";
• After the main story progresses, Sui and Tang battles and independent tactical chess matches can be unlocked, such as suppressing Wang Shichong or the Li Mi coup;
• When switching to "Data Chapter" or "Fantasy Chapter," you can experience different protagonist stories, such as Li Shimin or Hongfu's perspective.

IV. Late-Game Strategies and Difficulty Handling

• Facing key battles such as Li Shimin's Xuanwu Gate Incident, it is recommended to strengthen alliances and control morale in advance;
• The enemy AI becomes more skilled in using strategies in the later stages; you can use a two-stage offensive rhythm of "Vanguard Assault" + "Rear Guard Defense";
• In enemy general-strong stages, prioritize killing enemy commanders or use strategic generals to attract fire.

V. Resource and Interface Management Tips

• Build city buildings before battles to improve finances and military strength, such as building barracks and markets, to ensure continuous replenishment;
• Save progress before tactical chess battles to avoid getting stuck in the plot after defeating key side characters.