Skulls of the Shogun
Release date: Jul 29, 2013
Developers: 17-BIT
Publishers: 17-BIT
Genres: Indie, Strategy
Categories: Single-player, Multi-player, PvP, Online PvP, Shared/Split Screen PvP, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Trading Cards, Captions available, Steam Cloud, Steam Leaderboards, Commentary available, Remote Play on TV, Remote Play Together, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Korean, Russian

Joystiq says '...we found Skulls of the Shogun to be an absolutely enjoyable experience – so much so that we gave it a perfect score.' It's fast-paced turn-based strategy inspired by Advance Wars, and supercharged with fighting-game flare! Enter the Samurai Afterlife and join forces with vibrant ghost-samurai warriors, magical animal monks, and mustachioed samurai generals. And now Skulls of the Shogun tastes even better in the Bone-a-Fide Edition , which adds a brand-new episode , the new Tanuki Monk , and a heaping helping of new features! Key Features A fast-paced, arcade-inspired blend of arcade action and turn-based strategy! Rub shoulders with the colorful denizens of the Afterlife and power up your army to deadly demons! Rampage through 24 levels in an epic single-player campaign! Confound opponents with the all-new Tanuki Monk unit! Gain experience and fuse emblems with an all-new player progression system! Battle up to 4 players at once on spectacular multiplayer maps, both locally and online! Power your way through an all-new episode, which features persistent troops and the mischievous new Tanuki Monk! Get inside our heads with all-new Developer Commentary! Note: Skulls of the Shogun no longer offers async multiplayer in its former Skulls Anywhere mode, only realtime multiplayer via Skulls Online mode.

Press reviews: 'Fast, compact and yet consistently thoughtful, there's nothing else quite like Skulls of the Shogun - and, for me, it earns its place amongst the genre's greats. ' 9/10 – Eurogamer 'Skulls of the Shogun encapsulates whatever essence puts Castle Crashers at the top of the XBLA charts year after year, and does so without infringing on that game's intellectual property or overall vibe.' 5/5 – Joystiq 'Equal parts quirky and complex, it only comes to prove that the glory days of this often forgotten genre aren’t quite gone.' 8.6/10 – Gametrailers