IGN said: "Daisenryaku is one of those Japanese series that you never hear about in America. The series has actually been around since 1985, with appearances on the PC, PS2, Dreamcast and even the Xbox, and now it's coming to the PSP through Daisenryaku Portable. Genki will be serving as the game's publisher in Japan.

In the PSP entry, you play as the leader of a group called Wild Kids and command your troops in battle on a variety of battle fields. All that makes Daisenryaku what it is seems to be in this game, including grid-based strategy, 3D cut-ins for attack sequences and separate production/movement phases during battle.

The PSP's high resolution is being used to display maps from afar, letting you get the full perspective on the battle scene. Assuming you've got money to burn, you're able to view satellite imaging of entire battle fields, allowing you to better see what you're enemies are up to.

You can expect lots of strategy on the go. During the game's planning phase, you're able to manufacture up to five units at one time. You can move your units in and out of battle freely, although in order to storm a city, you have to make use of ground troops. The game promises over 300 units pulled from actual military bodies throughout the world."