If I were to describe Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun, I’d have to wonder if developer Mimimi Productions was perusing my favorite games list, because it feels like a blend of Commandos and some tactical version of Tenchu. Here I am, days later, having put all of those games aside - I’m hooked on Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun. But I’m busy – I don’t have time for things off the beaten path. After he mentioned it fairly relentlessly, as did several others, I realized that I was completely unfamiliar with the game. It also feels quite a fresh idea in combining two quite well-explored genres, requiring some impressive physical and mental dexterity in coordinating movement as a strategy.Peer pressure is a hell of a drug, and this new addiction is the fault of Brad Galloway, Managing Editor of - he did this to me. Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun was an incredible challenge wrapped in a pretty package and hiding a really engaging story with a surprising amount of emotional weight. It’s characterful and user-friendly enough that even the stealth-averse might find something to tempt them into the shadows. It’s tricky, complex without being too complicated. Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun evokes the stealth escapades of decades past, but it’s an exceptional addition to the genre in its own right.
The leader of this band of assassins is a ninja named Hayato agile and sneaky he can take out enemies silently with his blade or shuriken’s, the samurai Mugen is bulky but he can take out multiple foes at once, Aiko a master of camouflage disguises herself as a local geisha allowing her to access areas your team normally can’t sneak past through, Yuki a street urchin specialized in setting up traps and distracting enemies, Takuma the groups oldest member but he is a crack shot with a musket allowing him to snipe far away targets.
Complete missions in multiple ways set traps for wandering guards, Poison unwary targets, or completely avoid contact with enemies. Coordinate your team in dangerous missions where you will be outnumbered 10 to 1 stealthily infiltrate castles, mountain monasteries, and hidden military forest camps. Shadow Tactics lets you take control of a diverse team of specialist assassins tasked with taking down the most dangerous enemies of the shogunate. Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun is a stealth tactics game, played in real-time, and in a top-down isometric perspective developed by Daedalic Entertainment.
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