Numbers appear on the indicator to represent where guards are - 1 is far away, 99 is right on top of you.
Instead, a small on-screen indicator serves as a radar of sorts. The two ninjas do gain some individual special moves as the game progresses, but for the most part you'll feel like you're playing the same character.Īs in past Tenchu games, players are given a detailed map of each area, but it doesn't show where the guards are positioned. Both characters control almost identically, with the only major difference being cosmetic - Ayame wields two short swords while Rin carries a single katana. Players alternate between playing Ayame and Rin throughout the game, which sees both ninjas trying to find the forces that wiped out young Rin's entire village. Ayame, one of the playable characters in Wrath of Heaven, makes a return in Fatal Shadows, and is joined by another young female ninja known as Rin. If you've played Wrath of Heaven then Fatal Shadows will be immediately familiar (if not, there's a comprehensive tutorial you can select that can teach you everything you need to know). But if you want the latest in stealth gaming, then Sam Fisher or Solid Snake are your best bets. Not that Tenchu: Fatal Shadows is a dud - on the contrary, it delivers action fans of the series will lap up.
If you're not, however, then you could just as easily say that Fatal Shadows is a dated game that fails to live up to the lofty standards set by newer stealth titles like Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory or Metal Gear Solid 3.
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