ImmortalHemp

A good open-world adventure game. Fantastic visuals, all that colorful contrast scenes are beautiful. In conjunction with a wide open world makes it feels alive and breathtaking. Fresh (or forgoten) view at combat mechanics with a quick paste encounters and long talky boss battles that convey the essence of old samurai movies. Though players could always use stealth to avoid fight with regular soldiers. Good representation of japan culture. The only negative side of game play is collectibles and loot grind in best traditions of assassins creed.

The game it self is pretty arcade, though it can be challenging. Good visuals, fantastic cinematographic story. Interesting and intuitive game play. The only negative side of the game is force stretching of the storyline, via implementing "milestones", certain cash that you need to gather via side-missions or trading, before you'll be able to proceed to the next main story part. It's not that big deal, it also have a positive side, because it gives the player time to rest from pretty intense action moments and replenish of some supplies.

A decent strategy game, where the accent was made on a tactical battles instead of classic base building and resource management. In it's time it was a good game, interesting one. But now it's lack a modern high resolution support and have a problems with running on modern OS such us win10. The score is based on my memories of how this game was played on it's release instead of how it looks and plays today.