It is a beautifully illustrated arcade game requiring a lot of perceptiveness, extraordinary reflex and great patience. We play the role of a brave samurai, who encounters various characters while traveling through successive locations, from beautiful geisha to exceptionally hostile opponents waving weapons. The game screen is divided into three parts, in each of which one person may appear.

We must quickly find out whether to attack right away, or wait and, in accordance with the Bushido Code, wait until the enemy gets executed, or maybe just forsake. With each subsequent board there are new challenges - and this will pass the train (attack threatens immediate death), and this suddenly pops out an innocent girl (the attack results in a significant loss of points), at other times we will fall out of the box that may contain both something nice and something deadly. It is worth paying attention to the attitude of the warriors we meet - if we do not remove someone immediately with one cut, it may turn out that he will take up the fight, and then it will be too late for retaliation.

On the other hand, waiting for the reaction of a potential opponent may pay off for us, because if he withdraws from the confrontation, then we do not waste valuable time on him.