
The 30th Anniversary Title of the Daisenryaku Series! Fight with over 1500 different units on more than 300 maps in this turn-based, single player war simulation game. Daisenryaku Perfect 4.0 lets you shape your experience like no other game in the series’ 30 year history.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Aug 10 → 0.14/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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If you came expecting anything like Daisenraku 7, Don't. It's a full scale downgrade from that game. Graphics, Mechanics, Music, Sound effects, Visual effects, and quailty. I'd be massively ashamed to push something like this on steam. Especially when one could just port 7 on here. It would take half the expense and a third of the time.
I immensely enjoy this game. I understand that not many people will enjoy the graphics, but I find them nice. Plus with the graphics the way they are, it makes using the in game unit editor (which I used to add a armed Chevrolet Equinox into the game) pretty simple to use. People leaving these negative reviews probably expected a Daisenryaku more similar to Exceed, but this is a Perfect game, so it's more likened to Advanced Wars. Like a somewhat less arcadey Advanced Wars with waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more units/units that you change the armaments on. For me this is the best Advanced Wars alternative that gives you that Advanced Wars feel but it's on PC and is a bit more complex in a good way. The game crashed on me only once while making a map one time, but I typically save early and often so it didn't impact me that bad. TLDR: Game Good Advanced Wars Like Deceptively fun despite dated graphics Bugs nearly nonexistent
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Languages: English, Japanese**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 43 reviews with recorded playtime.
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大戦略シリーズは本当に大好きで30年来プレイしています。シミュレーションゲームはジャンルを問わず色々やりますが、やはりこのゲームの楽しさは唯一無二のもの。システムソフトさん今後も頑張ってください。
ストーリーの一番最初のマップ(北のソナタ)にて空軍だけが配置できません。スイッチ版では可能なのですがPC版では無理です。バグの修正も期待できないので買って後悔しています。
I was expecting something similar if not better than the PS2 game they made. this is not even in 3D and the combat animations/ sprites are a downgrade from the PS2 game. glad i got it on a sale. it isnt even worth the 30$ i payed
與3.0差異不大但喜歡的人喜歡
Basically this game is not the best title in the series. The graphical performance is terrible. For example, I am getting sub 30 fps with a 9700k @ 5ghz and a 3080ti. It has no graphical options such as resolution and fullscreen. I believe most likely because it was a cheap port from the Nintendo Switch. If you are looking for a good experience play Daisenryaku VII for the PS2 or Xbox. There are two versions. One is Xbox and the other is on PS2 that has some added features and a campaign mode. I play the PS2 version, VII: Exceed, all the time because it is so good. It uses 3D units, maps, and is overall just a massively superior game. Only downside is that it is from 2006 so the units are slightly dated. I purchased this game to support the developers knowing that this was a bad port. By purchasing this game I'm supporting the series hoping they will create another 3D title. This series has so much potential and I want to see it get better.
Even without all the bugs mentioned in other reviews, I think this game is a step backward from the 2008ish Daisenryaku perfect 3.0. The models are worse, back in 3.0 there are 3d rendering with information & history about the units, weapon filtering can not be done based on roster/faction they belong to. The control is somewhat less intuitive than the 3.0. no matter you're on an air base or army base, you always get the same list of all possible units production and the unavailable one are grayed out. it's really confusing compared to 3.0 where you'll only see what you can produce in the building. Overall it's just not as pleasant to play as 3.0 due to all of these UI issues
Better off looking for the old console versions of the previous games. No proper mouse support, no proper tutorial, no display setting to get the game in full screen mode, and really un-intuitive game controls. I had a lot of hope for the game considering I poured days if not weeks of my life into playing the games on the original X Box and the PS2 of Exceed. Both were well made and fun games. This is a sad shadow of those. While there are some neat ideas of the unit editor and even some interest ideas for the armies you can field. It just is an absolute slog to get into and actually do anything. In 2018 there were cheaper games that accomplished much more and had better graphics to boot with much less. Since, there hasn't been a new one released to the western market in years I doubt that we'll ever get a proper game of the series here anytime soon. Its sad because I have some great memories of playing the console versions back in the day. This is just disappointing especially after how much the game costs.
i was big fan of daisenryaku but this game. really un recommandable for pc interface!! never buy this program. i play this game for less than hour but i play this same game at nintendo switch for 100 hours. switch version was ok. but for PC really har to play. i want refund.
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