Undoubtedly, the game does'nt require much strategy to play. You gain victory most often through the sheer size of your army, if you have much less soldiers than your enemy then you have absolutely no hope of winning the battle. The scenery of the game looks very good and realistic, except the rivers, they look like solid mass. The battle of forces clashing together looks spectacular but the details is'nt that good because you only see soldiers doing the same action all the time, it looks like they're waving their weapons but not engaging in battle. The sound effects are quite good, you hear the stampede of cavalries and soldiers, shout of soldiers when they receives a command, soldiers' death cries in battle etc.
Music is very dramatic, which is nice.
If you like a strategy game with turned based in 16th Century Japan. Overall in my opinion best I have ever played. Units are effective and useful so is economic side of the game. Overall great game. Gameplay is awesome the thought of commanding 5,000 troops into battle with your diamyo leading the way to victory.