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将棋

Play shogi in a peaceful ink-wash setting. Face the computer or a friend on the same device, learn promotions and drops through interactive lessons, practice tactics, and import your own game records for move-by-move review.

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October 22, 2026
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Windows
Developer
Pixel Dance
Publisher
Pixel Dance
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Move, promote, and bring captured pieces back into playExplore the distinctive tactics of shogi on a standard 9×9 board. Promote your pieces and turn captures into pieces in hand, ready to return to the board as drops. Learn and play at your own pacePlay against the computer at seven difficulty settings or share a device with a friend.

Learn with eight interactive chapters and eight focused training exercises. Resume unfinished games, undo moves, and save your game records. Import KIF, CSA, and USI text records, then search, filter, and review them move by move. Study two historical Edo-period games with original commentary, adjustable playback, and board flipping.

Chinese, English, and Japanese interfaces, selectable backgrounds, and separate audio controls. Designed for local play and study. Local two-player games use the same device; internet matchmaking is not included. Some handicap records are not supported.

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