Solitaire Nobunaga: 1570 is a completely solo game depicting the fierce battles fought by Oda Nobunaga from the first year of the Genki era to the Honnoji Incident.
The game system uses the draw-driven system adopted in Issue 31, Bunroku: Campaign in Korea. The system is simple: draw cards from the deck one at a time, and the generals corresponding to the drawn cards either move or attack. The system allows the warlord to move around and attack, but with enough unexpected enemy behaviour to make it hard to believe it is a solo game.
Number of counters: 162
Map: 1 A2 size
Cards: 16 full-colour
Game period: First year of the Genki era (1570) - Tensho 10 (1582) approx.
Unit size: One warlord / 1,000-2,000 people
Playing time: 1 - 2 hours
Number of players: 1 player (solo play only)
Difficulty: 2 (5 being the highest)
—description from the publisher (translated)