One of the leaders of this team is Hayato, an agile ninja, who clears the way through his enemies silently, with his sword and shuriken. The characters develop their own dynamic and each member will have to face their own personal demons. Yet over the course of many missions, trust is won and friendships are made.
Working together as a team seems impossible at first. The group is composed of very different personalities. Set traps, poison your opponents or completely avoid enemy contact. Choose your approach when infiltrating mighty castles, snowy mountain monasteries or hidden forest camps. Take control of a team of deadly specialists and sneak in the shadows between dozens of enemies. Shadow Tactics is a hardcore tactical stealth game set in Japan around the Edo period. Like the core gameplay itself, once you get used to these things, Shadow Tactics will start to grow on you.If you cannot see the media above - download here: WebM PC players and fans of real-time strategy games may be used to high angles and finicky camera controls – we reviewed the PC release here -but those using a gamepad will occasionally struggle as characters, enemies, and other points of interest are lost behind the terrain. That’s not to say the game is a completely stress-free experience. Shadow Tactics would be an infuriating experience if not for its generous quick save system, allowing players to set and load checkpoints in a couple of button presses. In the first mission alone I must have spent several minutes attempting to take out a single enemy, hiding their body, and repositioning myself without being seen. Although guards ascribe to certain patterns and behaviours, there’s still that hidden layer of unpredictability that can easily quash even the most carefully planned strategies. It’s very easy to get spotted by patrols and dig yourself into a hole.
As mentioned, Shadow Tactics isn’t the kind of game you simply slide into.
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