Aragami

Above all, good game with potential, but miserable implementation. I enjoyed playing the game and killing the enemies silently or sneaking past them invisibly. Unfortunately, that's all the gameplay offers. Go to points A and B and kill as many enemies as you can or sneak past them. The same game in 12 chapters, good thing the decorations change. At least some variety. The story is told in sequences between missions, but I had the problem that during the sequences either a white or a black screen was shown. Therefore, I had to watch the story on Youtube. In itself, the story is like there are thousands and you understand what happens at the end in the second part of the game, you don't experience any big surprises. A plus point goes to the background music. I liked this one very much.

lots of fun ways to move through levels. taking out baddies with a diverse bag of tricks, or just sneaking by, however you like to play

I loved the way you have to find a way through the ennemies, being patient, observing the rounds the guards make. Their cone of vision is not too big so it remains possible. Stealth is mandatory as the enemies are one-shoting you quite easily. But they are quite stupid, and it has to be used against them. Sometimes the fight feels bulky e.g., combo-ing 2 kills. The concept of teleporting in the shadow provides some unusual (in the good sense) navigation through the levels. The main story is nice and the various powers make the fight interesting. Unfortunately, I can't say the same about the DLC.

Good story, good idea behind game mechanics, not that good implementation. First, control. They sometime not responsive enough. Second, level design - some levels should be divided in smaller chunks. Third, shadow essence enormous consumption.

the game has is a lot fun when it works,but, the technical side diminish and take you out of the experience (freezing and crashing) ,what a shame.