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Mac notice: The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
Mac notice: The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
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Posted on: May 17, 2025
rolyat
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 473 Opinie: 2
Top notch realization.
The voice over is very good. I set it in Japanese. Though I don't know if they are good for Japanese people though. The graphism are perfect and the whole writing helps the player to be in Japan, Edo period ?
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Posted on: December 8, 2016
lordofkrikkit
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 107 Opinie: 15
Better than the Board Game
This exceeds the board game in every way. A good concept with a wonderful art style, likeable characters, fun gameplay and fantastic polish. While there might be better values out there in terms of volume, this is a flawless game. Buy with confidence. I remember when Blizzard used to make games like this.
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Posted on: July 18, 2017
Vargathon
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 209 Opinie: 7
Simply amazing.
Absolutely fantastic from the start to finish. Really kept me scratching my head for ways to finish the missions which there were more of than I actually anticipated. Took me a long time to finish and for not-so-hardcore player like myself the difficulty was just on the edge of being able to finish. But every time I really hit a bump it was just my own fault, and when doing the same thing the next day I suddenly found a way out of the difficult situation very easily. All about keeping your mind fresh :) Buy it. Really. Worth every penny if you're into puzzle/strategy, and you really can play it just at your own pace which I really enjoyed. Doesn't hurry you up at any point. The characters are also nicely varied and the game really does use every single skill at your disposal.
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Posted on: December 4, 2017
TheUniporn
Gry: 101 Opinie: 100
micro-review
Shadow Tactics is bringing back to life the old style of stealth tactics that we saw in the “Commandos” series. This game comes with great graphics, many quality of life improvements, and as a setting, instead of WW2, we have Japan in the early modern period. One of the improvements is that, at a basic level, you can synchronize actions between your characters. But if you’ve ever played a “Commandos” game, then you’ll feel right at home. Missions are like a string of mini-puzzles, where you have to figure out in which order, and how you’ll take the enemy soldiers out. Unfortunately, with time, it becomes a bit repetitive because you’ll use the same tricks (tactics) in many similar situations. Some deaths that look accidental are not investigated much or at all, and it’s my personal opinion that in such a game, stealth should be rewarded more. I played it on the maximum difficulty setting, and I only had problems with the last mission. So if you want a challenge you’ll have to go for earning badges in each mission. But the criteria for awarding badges is only revealed at the end of the mission, this is quite annoying. Rating: Where did everyone go?! I'm sure this is fine... *Editors' Pick* http://pixelloot.com
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Posted on: February 10, 2018
F4LL0UT
Gry: 1579 Opinie: 28
A Commandos clone that gets it right
It's no secret that Shadow Tactics is a Commandos clone. Let's be honest, though: there hadn't quite been any "Commandos-likes" in a long time, so that alone makes Shadow Tactics worth playing but I can honestly say that ST is easily the best game in this genre thus far. What ST does well is that it focuses on recreating the magic of the original Commandos: Behind Enemy Lines, unlike any of its successors and other clones that, in my opinion, unnecessarily bloated the formula with too convoluted missions and too many mechanics. Lots of the stuff in the game is just a reskin of things from BeL and all of the additions are perfectly legitimate and genuinely enhance the gameplay. You can hide in bushes, there's night missions where you're generally less visible but light sources are hugely dangerous, there's a lot of climbing and kinda platforming. Your characters are generally more useful and there's lots of small enhancements like cones gradually filling up when you're spotted, often giving you time to get out of danger, and Shadow Mode which makes it super easy to set up synchronised actions for multiple characters. There's nothing quite as satisfying as setting up a combined move for all your characters that brutally brings down multiple enemies at once. And something I appreciated very much were distinct enemy types that can be easily told apart, have distinct behavioural patterns and require different approaches. Especially samurai, who can see through disguises and are generally hard to kill, were a brilliant addition. Why only four stars, though? For one, I didn't feel the story was particularly captivating nor did the game make best use of its historical setting. There's no big surprises and the characters are pretty shallow. The other thing is that the game is still utterly based on scumsaving which feels very out of place in a modern title and could have been handled better. None of that keeps the game from being the best title in the genre, however.
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