14:07 Uhr Das Ninja-Schleichspiel Aragami bekommt eine Story-Erweiterung namens Nightfall. The times where I teleported onto a roof, stealth-killed a guard, and teleported away again without anyone hearing me are overshadowed by the times I tried to teleport onto a wooden beam I had been on plenty of times before, but bounced off the side instead, and fell into an enemy’s line of sight. Aragami: Nightfall - Trailer: Der stille Tod ist jetzt eine Frau.

Creating pools of shadow to jump to is a fun way to explore the level, but it only works about half of the time. Teleportation in this game is still great, but flawed. There were a few other issues similar to this, one which is the glaring issue with teleporting I mentioned earlier. One of the newer Techniques is an explosive kunai, which gives you fresh way to kill off a few guards, but I was disappointed to find out that detonating the mini bomb, and shaking the very foundations of the building, wasn’t enough to stop the two guards I was trying to distract from staring longingly into each other’s eyes. However, it seems some of the previously unlockable skills from Aragami are just regular skills you can use off-the-bat in Nightfall.

You’re limited to these 4 Shadow Techniques and have no way to upgrade/unlock more. The opening act for Nightfall’s story throws you into the action after a quick tutorial and introduces three new Shadow Techniques, and one old, to try out immediately.

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