Posted on: March 8, 2020

askeladdk

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Great game

Shadow Tactics is one of the best games I have played lately. The gameplay is challenging to very challenging but I never felt like I was put in an impossible situation. The graphics are crisp and pleasing to the eyes. The characters and story are compelling enough that I wanted to see how it ends without dragging on for too long. The setting is already interesting by itself but they even went through the trouble of adding (optional) Japanese voice acting. If I had to name a negative it's that they don't have an OSX version so I cannot play it on my laptop. Compared to Commandos which I played back in the '90s, I think Shadow Tactics is more forgiving. In Commandos only the Green Beret could hide bodies but in this game all but one of the characters can. All characters also have an ability to distract enemies. The character abilities are less situational and more generally useful compared to Commandos. As a result every character pulls their weight more or less equally. Yet they all play very differently and have their own personality to go with it. My favourite character is Yuki with her traps and lure though.

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Posted on: May 16, 2020

Vigilluminatus

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Jeux: 65 Avis: 18

Believe it!

It must have been nearly 20 years ago that I played Desperados 1 ... and I fell in love with the Quickload-game-experience. The colourful characters, the very different levels, the general atmosphere and the dark glee when you have found a tactic that works - I've played it three times and it was worth it every time. Since I didn't like the second part very much, Shadow Tactics was a godsend. It took all the things I described above and put it into a setting that you hardly ever see in video games. I would definitely buy a sequel, and I'd even buy story DLCs (something I hardly ever do). I can't wait to try Desperados 3 from the same publisher, but until then I'll try new tactics in another Shadow Tactics run.

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Posted on: June 2, 2020

Jaapson_Shepard

Jeux: 48 Avis: 4

Meilleur jeu du genre

Pour tous ceux qui ont la nostalgie des Commando, Robin hood ou desperado ce jeu saura titiller votre fibre nostalgique. Il ne réinvente pas la poudre mais réutilise brillamment les mécanismes qui ont su faire le succès de ces jeux d'antan. En bref ce jeu est presque parfait, dommage cependant que les dev n'aient pas pris trop de risques sur les nouveautés, peut-être pour le 2?

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Posted on: July 3, 2020

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"Oooh du Saké"

Commando-like nous mettant aux commandes de cinq personnages/mercenaires, au Japon, au début de la période Edo. Tout commence avec notre premier personnage, Hayato, infiltrant le château d'Osaka, juste avant l'attaque du Shogun. Au fil des premières missions viendront s'ajouter pour former un groupe, Mugen, Takuma, Yuki et enfin Aiko. Le scénario est très classique mais reste agréable à suivre et sert surtout de prétexte aux objectifs de mission. Mes impressions: +Direction artistique et décors vraiment magnifiques et diversifiés ! +Gameplay/objectifs très riches et variés +Shuriken, katana, arme à feu, piège, appât, grappin, déguisement, diversion, décors interactifs, etc +Mécaniques de jeu excellentes +Action souvent millimétrée +Level design de qualité +La complémentarité des personnages +Possibilités d'approches nombreuses +Mode ombre/simultanéité +Approche mortelle/non mortelle +Monde animé/vivant +Interface superbe +Voix japonaises +Musiques +Les badges +Ambiance aux petits oignons +Plusieurs personnalisations de commandes possible +Rappel de sauvegarde +Beaucoup d'options de configuration de jouabilité/commandes +Chargements initial d'environ 10s +25h de jeu en difficulté normal +Re-jouabilité excellente +Du challenge ! +Mission finale très solide ≈Scénario classique ≈Pics de difficulté importants dès la mission 3 -x3 plantages lors de chargements -Petits bug de PNJ bloqués -Optimisation pas terrible/saccades (moteur Unity) -Caméra restreinte en bord de carte=peu pratique -Parfois, beaucoup de fautes dans les sous-titres Mon premier commando-like et un jeu excellent. Très peu de problèmes rencontrés et les mécaniques de jeu sont vraiment bien huilées ! L'observation, la patience, la rapidité, la planification et la réflexion seront très importantes pour arriver à terminer les missions proprement. L'ambiance générale, visuelle et même sonore sont parfaites, la durée de vie est importante, pour ceux qui aiment le genre, c'est un titre à ne pas manquer !

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Posted on: July 22, 2020

Fade89

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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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