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Basically, It's like a Shinkai film but set in the Philippines. Sure, it has its cliches and tropes typical of teenage coming-of-age stories, but it's still a beautiful and very endearing game. The story is good, the characters are lovable, and the art and atmosphere are phenomenal, especially if you're Filipino and grew up in the Philippines. So many things are relatable, especially if you've experienced Filipino society and culture. Absolutely wonderful game.

The game still has some of its issues, particularly in sound mixing of enemies and weapon/class balancing. But I can at least confidently recommend it as a good game now, after a whole year of trials and tribulations typical of Fatshark releases.

What it currently has to offer is worth calling it an actual full game. Gameplay-wise, it's arguably the most intense and quite possibly the best PvE horde game out there, perfect for you if you're into high-octane, adrenaline-inducing, hardcore PvE gameplay (play on auric damnation and maelstrom difficulty, trust me). Only L4D2 rivals it for me, but that's mainly because of how moddable and how polished L4D2 is (Valve, please make L4D3 I'm begging you). Jesper Kyd also knocks it out of the ballpark with his amazing soundtrack for the game.

Overall, it is a very, very good and addicting game if you're into horde shooters, and it's not even $60-$70. Be wary though, the crafting system is currently one of the game's biggest flaws at the moment for being so overly grindy and oftentimes unrewarding. This game also has some aggressively overpriced mtx store for cosmetics, but you can just completely ignore that if you don't care about cosmetics.

This comfy game will probably save you from severe depression. At least for a little bit.

I was 4 normas behind everyone for the entire game, then the stars alligned and shot me up to victory in the last 6 turns. 10/10, would get graced by the god of luck again.

Haven't loved a stealth game like this since my early childhood with Tenchu games. I also immediately bought the artbook and soundtrack DLCs so I could support these amazing developers for releasing such a well-polished and amazing game. With a lot of strategy-heavy gameplay, a stellar soundtrack, beautiful visuals, and with very distinct and likable characters, Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun is well worth the money. Here's to hoping that the awesome developers over at Mimimi Productions create a sequel for this great title.