Sengoku Ukiyo: Life in 1560

Japan, 1560. In the fields of Owari, long before the realm was united, you awaken as a nameless traveler in a divided land. This is not a tale of heroes, but a personal chronicle shaped word by word, navigating the winds of turbulence on your own terms. With no pre-set options and no fixed script, explore 35 regions and over 1,600 historic locations: castle halls, bustling markets, artisan workshops, shrines, tea houses, and harbors. Meet over 7,000 living souls, each with a unique portrait, personal history, and memory, where every promise or grudge you leave in town ripples across history. [Speak With Your Own Words] Every line of dialogue is typed by your own hand. Whether addressing a daimyo, merchant, or monk, people respond according to their standing, knowledge, and circumstances, remembering what you said before. No one knows the future: if you reveal events before they occur, you will be met with skepticism until history proves your words true. [A Living Tapestry of 7,000 Souls] Over 7,000 fully realized individuals inhabit this world, each with their own fears, boundaries, and personal history evolving across decades. You may also stand face to face with 85 historical figures, including Oda Nobunaga, Akechi Mitsuhide, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Tokugawa Ieyasu, Takeda Shingen, and Uesugi Kenshin, where rumors whispered in local markets return to you days later from distant harbors. [A Vast World of 1,600 Places] Wander from farming villages to imperial court estates in Kyoto, merchant houses of Sakai, the soaring keep of Azuchi, the great fortress of Osaka, and the avenues of Edo, where each region features unique visual atmosphere and dedicated musical scores. [Time Advances Only When You Pay the Cost] Words do not consume time; labor, travel, and tending to wounds do. From 1560 to 1615, 15 monumental events, from the ambush at Okehazama to the siege of Osaka, unfold on the calendar whether you are present or not, leaving you to discover what difference a nameless soul can make before the tide of history. [Over 6,000 Quests and Genuine Deductions] Over 6,000 quest arcs and local errands span 15 clan lineages and six decades, from clearing waterways and repairing tools to investigating suspicious merchant ledgers, travel rumors, kiln shares, maritime debts, and samurai conflicts, alongside authentic document puzzles: mismatched official seals, tide marker boards, gunpowder manifests, carved carpenter marks, and hidden letters inside temple registries. [A Life of Your Own Making] Serve a samurai clan, trade as a merchant, master crafts, work the fields, find refuge in temples, or wander the land as a masterless samurai; how you make your living and shape your life is entirely up to you, while wealth, stamina, reputation, craftsmanship, and household affairs advance side by side. [Marriage and Bonds in Turbulent Times] Even in war, warmth and devotion endure: meet someone of shared purpose, help with daily troubles, and celebrate marriage through shared hardships. [The Closing of a Life] From 1560 through 1615, across fifty-five years of turbulence, your later years bring the final reflection on your journey, where the conclusion is not a score, but your name, origins, the home you built, the scars you carried, and how the world remembers you. [An Uncompromising Experience] Affection, trust, skills, marriage, and historical victories cannot be bought. There is no gacha or random paid loot. The monthly plan is ad-free and includes the active-plan features listed in the App. How people treat you depends solely on how you speak and what you have done. Internet connection required. Characters speak in original Japanese voiceover. Terms of Service: https://sengokuukiyo.jp/en/terms Apple Standard Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://sengokuukiyo.jp/en/privacy