Posted on: January 6, 2019

potdealer47

Jeux: 261 Avis: 3

Best Stealth game ever in my opinion.

I never really played the old commando's games, and I've always been really bad rts games despite loving them. I Played through the first time sneaking around with primarily one character picking off enemies one by one because controlling more than 2 was a bit overhwelming at first, then after I played the game a bit I discovered the multitude of ways to beat each level, while there is for sure a "best" way to beat it. It's so much fun going through the challenges and exploring every possibility to each finely crafted level. Nothing is more satisfying than setting up these massive simultaneous attacks that make you feel like a proper ninja. My only real complaint is it's not long enough, with only 12 real levels and only one of them you have control all the characters. Although I've still put probably 60 hours into it by now doing challenges and just replaying levels different ways. The story is decent but not the reason to buy the game, theres even english and japanese voice acting which is both done really well. Even at full price I bet most people would get their money's worth out of this title for sure.

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Posted on: January 16, 2019

HarryTheOgre

Jeux: 45 Avis: 2

One of the best in genre

If you ever played commandos-like games, this is the right game for you. Everything you like in similar games is here, well suited and wrapped in ninja setting. Epic soundtrack, epic story of friends from the very different worlds, yet all of them are solid characters well written, playing their roles above the class. Totally recommend this game for anyone who know this genre or those who want to discover it for the first time. Worth much more than they ask for it, trust me.

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Posted on: October 31, 2019

const_tar

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Jeux: 1498 Avis: 3

A truly wonderful Shogunate Commandos!

Did you like the classic "Commandos"? Interested in Japanese culture of the Edo period? You will love this! Yes, it's a "Commandos" clone, it uses exactly the same gameplay formula. There is a team of 5 characters, but in nearly all missions you will play only some of them at the same time which forces you to play different tactics combinations. The gameplay depends on how you decide to tackle the problems. If you like to observe, plan and execute and get through the level 'body by body' the game supports this. If you set yourself the goal of not triggering any alarms, killing all enemies, hide them and not to kill any civilians you can spend 2-3 hours on each level. There is also the 'shadow mode' which lets you 'record' characters actions and execute them later simultaniously. The level design is mostly very good. There are nearly always multiple ways to get to the desired place/objective. The graphics are very colourful with attention to detail. The levels look very aesthetically pleasing. The music uses some Japanese instruments, sounds adequate and calm. One very positive exception is the second-to-last mission which conveys a sense of determination and the music reflects this in some fantastic power-orcherstra-like movements. Huge bonus points for (optional) Japanese voices. The spoken Japanese dialogues even use the proper honorifics when addressing the different characters! For some reason the English subtitles don't always reflect this, though. No 'fake' Japanese or non-Japanese names, no black-clad ninjas. It's may be not historically accurate but it's not a circus either. Plenty of seppuku. On the negative note: - The beginning phase of the last level is much more difficult then in the levels before. No fun at all. - The option to highlight enemies and level elements to interacted with also highlights elements that are not currently visible to the player. The whole map is then lit like a Christmas tree which can be very distracting. Buy this!

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Posted on: February 16, 2020

polysquirrel

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Jeux: 285 Avis: 28

The pinnacle of the genre

This is Commandos. In Feudal Japan. Not a Commandos-inspired game, it is almost a direct copy in terms of mechanics, down to even a sniper; there are a two unique skills or so, and that's almost it. Almost: one new feature is the 'Shadow Time' in which one can assign a single action to all or some characters and execute them all with a single key press, which is a real boon for those who aren't lightning fast. For being derivative, I should deduct at least one star, but I won't, because this game is just perfect. It's a bit easier than Commandos (although certainly not easy by today's standards), which is good, because it's not nearly as much save-scummy, which for me personally deducted much from the experience in other games of the genre. The story is simple and somewhat predictable, but it serves the purpose of giving some personality to the characters, together with voice acting with different speech patterns. There is very good variety between the levels, both in terms of visuals and how they play; most offer different ways of completing the objective, not to mention different executions, there is even some limited interaction with the environment. The graphics won't wow anyone in terms of effects and specs, but the game is beautiful by the virtue of graphic design. It's the only modern game I actually bothered to replay for achievements. I didn't even encounter a single crash or bug, how often can you say that about a new game?

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Posted on: March 17, 2020

Ach3r0n

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Jeux: 64 Avis: 5

Challenging and Wonderful!

Shadow Tactics is fantastic: - Beautiful level design and artwork depicting Japan during the Edo period - Great tactical combat - Huge variety of ways that the levels can be completed. - Badge system for making the game more challenging (like speeding running levels, no killing). - Slow during the critical thinking phase, but then the moves have to be executed pretty flawlessly - Storyline is great - Graphics and audio is great. I recommend you play with Japanese character voices supported with your native language subtitles. There are 13 levels in the game, and on my first run through I was averaging 1.5 hours per level. So you are getting a fantastic 30 hour experience. I hope you also will enjoy Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun!

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