Posted on: July 22, 2020
Fade89
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 368 Rezensionen: 38
Better than Commandos
This might be a little subjective, since both Commandos and the Edo era Japan is dear to me, but this game is simply amazing even for those who don't generally like stealth/tactic games. + The voice acting and music are simply awesome, and the characters actually trade dialogues depending on your actions. These really boos the immersion. + Challenges. These are not simply badges/achievements (each map has 9, 1 is always hardcore, 1 is always speedrun), but very-very smart: if you replay the levels to complete certain challenges, the game force you to think differently than before, you'll find new tricks, and get better and better. This is especially true for the speedruns. The first completition of each of the 13 missions takes around 1-2 hours. By doing challenges, you can reduce these to 2-15 minutes. + Characters. All five (+1 since Kuma is almost like a sixth character) were my favourite, bot personalitywise and skillwise. + Skills. Every character has 3+2 (the last two are limited ammo flintlock pistol and healing for each of them), and none of them are useless. What I really love are the small differences: both Yuki and Mugen has a standard attack which can oneshot guards, but mugen's animation takes only 0.9 seconds, while Yuki's take 3 secs, which has a huge impact. Similalry the corpse dragging, movement speed, etc. abilities are shared, but differ for pretty much every character. And there are no useless placeholder skills, every one of them are damn useful. - Camera. The good thing is that you can rotate/zoom it, the bad thing is that you have to. The game handles the different levels (height-wise) terribly, and 1 pixel difference can mean that you won't attack the guard, but hook to the roof. And in some part, you simply can't positionthe camera to a useful angle +The mission designs. The story is okay if not fantastic, but each mission has its own characteristics and gimmicks. I remember each one of them, which was not the case for similar games
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