It’s not hyperbole when I say that by recognizing all of its ifs and thoroughly ironing them out, Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun is one of the best tactics titles I’ve ever played, and it’s certainly one of the finest games I’ve played this year. The game is fully in 3D from the slightly cartoonish character models to feudal-era Japan’s rich and detailed environments.
Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun is a real-time stealth game you will have no opportunity to pause the game and issue commands so timing is everything, your team has to be a well-oiled machine and you have to be ready to improvise at a moment’s notice.The team consists of five members, each of them has a unique set of skills making them adept at handling specific situations: Hayato the Leader is capable of taking out people silently and sneaking past guards, Mugen the Samurai is not good at sneaking around but his brute force allows him to kill multiple targets in one fell swoop, Aiko a master of disguise can fool guards into thinking she’s a civilian, Yuki the street urchin is sneakier than Hayato but she can only set up traps and distract guards, and Takuma the sniper adept at taking out enemies at long ranges with his musket, he also has a pet tanuki.The Shogun depends on your team of assassins to Eliminate the many enemies of the Shogunate, complete dangerous missions that will take you to many places throughout Japan it will be your choice how you’re going to execute these missions as long as you complete them. The Edo Period has begun, but there are still many loose ends and plots, conspiracies, and rebellions brewing threatening the uneasy peace. An uneasy peace has been forged between the Daimyos of Japan by the new shogunate government. Scale the walls of castles and assassinate the enemies of the shogunate in Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun, a hardcore real-time tactics stealth game made by Daedalic Entertainment.
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