Find out more at, and enjoy a gameplay walkthrough below. And "free" is a pretty positive selling point, too. I haven't tried it myself yet, but the response on Steam so far seems pretty positive. It covers the entire first level, plus about ten minutes of the second, and it's a big download, too, weighing in at 2.8GB-something to keep in mind if you have a slow connection or a tight data cap. Shadow Tactics, which is actually being developed by The Last Tinker: City of Colors studio Mimimi Productions, is still a couple of weeks away-it's set to release on December 6-but you can give it a rip now through the demo that arrived today on Steam and GOG. Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun Steam Logo Product Brand, tactics, text, logo png. "The characters develop their own dynamic and each member will have to face their own personal demons." "Over the course of many missions, trust is won and friendships are made," the Steam page says. Each character will have his or her own "unique story," and they'll have to learn to work together in order to function effectively. The team includes a ninja, a samurai, a geisha, a "street child," and a marksman wielding a primitive, but nonetheless quite effective, rifle.
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