Samurai of Hyuga 4 v1.1.15

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Continue down the ronin’s path of love, despair, and lots of dead samurai!

Become the vagabond you always knew you were. Rely on your blade and wits, for little else will save you amidst the cold and unforgiving North! Retrace the steps of your past and rekindle a love once lost. Or try your best to snuff it out—either way, it’s going to burn. You may be the toughest ronin around, but even you aren’t prepared for what’s next!

"Samurai of Hyuga Book 4" is a 375,000 word interactive fantasy novel by Devon Connell, where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.

• Play as male, female; gay, straight.
• Survive amidst a clan war between the Uesugi and the Takeda!
• Unravel the secrets of your past and embrace your forbidden power!
• Enjoy 27 beautiful illustrations that bring the world of Hyuga to life!

The truth behind the forbidden style of the Jigoku and a hell of a lot more await you in the fourth book of this epic series!

What's New

You can now choose a font in the Settings menu. Switch to Helvetica for crisp sans-serif text, or try the OpenDyslexic font, designed against some common symptoms of dyslexia. If you enjoy "Samurai of Hyuga 4", please leave us a written review. It really helps!

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Version Information

Version: 1.1.15
Downloads: 10K+
Updated on: Jan 5, 2026
Released: Aug 28, 2019
Requires: Android 5.0

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Samurai of Hyuga 4 users say on Google Play

★★★★★

cindercatz

This is as good as it gets. This is the most mature, best written Samurai of Hyuga book/game so far, and the series was already the best example of choice gamebook narratives out there, so that's saying a lot. The central relationship is one of the best I've ever seen, anywhere. It does go to very dark places, but not without purpose or resolution. That twist at the end.. I want that storyline renewed next book. Just incredibly well realized. Update: We can save now. ^^ All set for Book 5!

★★★★

harsh

I was a little sceptical before playing this since I had seen a lot of reviews crying murder and getting upset about it but after reading it myself I kind of understand where they're coming from but also can't help but feel that the negative critique was an overstretch, if you have stuck with the game for so many years then playing this shouldn't suddenly shock you since all it did was confirm most of our suspicion and theories it might not be everyone's cup of tea but certainly not a bad story.

★★★

Curious Potato

Great book as always, just wish for more player agency in choosing what the MC feels at least in their inner monologue, personally I felt very separated from my MC in this book, if this's what the author intended then he did a good job.

★★

blame project

I feel this one tried to go down a more interesting route, but failed to execute it. my issue is the entire relationship revolving around Junko avoiding any spoilers they essentially make her out to be a flawed crazy person. Though the problem is she on multiple occasions tries to rape you. Yet your character for reasons i can only describe as plot is forced to stay with her. All the while treating her merely like a bad person instead of a psychopath, with no option to treat her as such.

★

IOENO Cardia

I loved this series so much. I was SO HYPE when 4 came out. I have tried reading through this, but between the uncute stockholm and forced relationship, i am annoyed. The dark theme was enticing, execution fell flat *SPOLIER*There is no choice to leave or kill, MC just accepts being a hostage, then feels guilty for not fixing the abuser. I know this is fiction, but come ON! Its glorifying abuse and excusing unacceptable acts & i couldnt stomach it. The ending didnt redeem much.