Shadow Tactics: Aiko's Choice

Missions felt a little easier than those of Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun, but overall it's a good game, especially for those expecting to see more of Mugen.

the mechanic, the story, the ability, i think it need suvival mode or skrimish or something like that, or even some upgrade ability, or make a game like hitman or assasin game, that need to earn point to upgrade the ability or survival game that similiar like this. the point is ilike the game, and i like to see more game like this on different genre.

I suggest you play the game, it's fun and relaxing. and it hard

More Shadow Tactics. Nothing more, nothing less.

7/10 Shadow Tactics: Aiko's Choice is a solid stand-alone expansion to the original Shadow Tactics that works flawlessly on the Steam Deck. All five characters are back for another adventure, allowing you to plan elaborate approaches to take out guards and navigate hostile environments without getting caught. Aiko's Choice is shorter thanthe original, but the missions that does have are fairly large in scope. Especially for the price, it's a solid value. I do dock Aiko's Choice a point (I gave the original game an 8/10) because I felt like multiple missions had a few instances where the game was cutting it a little too close between "get lucky that the guard doesn't quiiite see that" and "I feel good for pulling that off". It made for a couple instances that were frustrating and felt more transparently like hoping for good RNG than what was found in the base game, but it wasn't too bad. The other thing that stuck out to me throughout the game was that the story being shoe-horned into the middle of the campaign of the original broke the suspension of disbelief a bit, especially because the game keeps highlighting this issue. Overall though, these are admittedly pretty mild criticisms. Aiko's Choice is a very good stealth/strategy/action game, just like the original Shadow Tactics was. If you enjoyed the original, you'll enjoy this as well. If you haven't played the original, I suppose you could use Aiko's Choice as a cheap "demo" for the original - feel free to take a look at my review of Shadow Blades if you want to know more about what you're getting into.

A solid addition to the original Shadow Tactics. There isn't anything new here, just more of the same, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Once again, the group dialogue is very natural and enjoyable to listen to. The ending in particular is very heart-warming, but also poignant, given what happens next.

great campaign albeit a bit short

Great fun

I miss Mugen.