Overview

The video game released in 1988 is a classic entry into the world of digital shogi. It was developed for enthusiasts of the traditional Japanese board game and offers players a chance to both learn and refine their skills in shogi, under the tutelage of a virtual master.

Gameplay

Designed to simulate a realistic shogi experience, the game provides players with various modes to either practice or compete against increasingly challenging computer opponents. The objective is to master the strategies and tactics required to attain the title of ‘Meijin’ or master shogi player.

Features

• Interactive tutorials guided by a virtual maestro
• Progressive difficulty levels to match players’ growth
• A comprehensive database of moves and tactics
• Modeled simulations of real-life shogi scenarios

Legacy

Though it may not have achieved significant fame outside shogi circles, the game is appreciated by fans of the genre for its attention to detail and educational value. By combining traditional gameplay with digital enhancements, it contributed to preserving and spreading the cultural heritage of shogi to a new generation.