“Shadow Tactics: Blades Of The Shogun” is a hardcore tactical stealth game played from an isometric, top-down perspective. It will be sent directly to their account’s games collection where it can be downloaded. All interested users need to do is sign up for a GOG account or log in using their social media accounts and claim the game for free. The game is currently being given away on GOG as one of the distribution platform’s regular giveaways. "Shadow Tactics" is considered the best stealth game of its timeįor a limited time, gamers can claim Mimimi Games’ extraordinary stealth game “Shadow Tactics: Blades Of The Shogun” for free with absolutely no strings attached.The game is free on GOG's website for a limited time only."Shadow Tactics" is a tactical stealth game set in Japan's Edo period.The Shadow Tactics: Blades Of The Shogun story is compelling, the voice acting is great, the music sets the right tone, and the artistic style of the game is both suitable and works to create the right atmosphere. It is a definite step forwards for enemy AI in stealth games. They also do not give up on searching for you just because you hid in a bush.
For example, if you kill a guard and hide his body, the other guards will become worried and start searching for him.
Shadow Tactics: Blades Of The Shogun goes a step further by making the guards more aware of events, rather than simply having them react to sounds and footprints.
Many games, from Metal Gear Solid onwards have shown gamers that enemy AI can be more than guards tracking the same route around a compound. Just like the best stealth games dating back to the Thief games, there is more than one way to take out your target. If you make a mess of things, you need to run or draw your sword. Your job is to use stealth and your wits to take out your enemies. Shadow Tactics: Blades Of The Shogun takes a lot from the early Tenchu games for the Playstation, but it has the distinct whiff of Assassin’s Creed too. Softonic review A stealth-action game set in some very pretty locations
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