Recenzje Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun

Gra bardzo nietypowa i dosyć trudna. Ja po kilkunastu godzinach gry dopiero zaczołem ogarniać pewne żeczy. Polecam kupywać na promocji gdyż moim zdaniem gra jest za droga jak na to co oferuje, nie mówię że jest zła ale tak z 40% za droga. Sterowanie i widok z 3 osoby mogą być dość ciężkie do oswojenie ale po paru godzinach można się wczuć.

Very well done spiritual successor to the Commandos series, set in feudal japan during the Tokugawa campaign. The camera controls and gameplay are the smoothest I've seen in these types of games, by far better than the more recent new addition to the Commandos series, despite it being newer. What I like about this game is that the team members are very diverse in their powers and capabilities, making each team member count. The missions are also well designed, follow a coherent and comprehensive story. They also allow the player to choose many different approaches towards completeing the goals and set a degree of varying challenges for each mission which provides a replay value. The missions themselves vary between small scale stealth to joining in large scale assaults and grand battles that you'd see in a Akira Kurosawa movie, which is very engaging and etertaining. The audio visual style of the game works very well too. Character models are styled correctly for their depicted era and model animations also work towards the immersion (i.e. the game takes itself seriously like a simulation rather than an arcade game). The music score is done well, evoking the right sense of feudal japan music with modern touches. It also changes dramatically accordingly, guiding the player through what goes on screen. All in all, the game is a solid 9.5/10 for me. Well recommended.