Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun

Graphics, story, characters, music, controls, gameplay, AI, level design, it's all great!

The writing for each character is pretty decent, being likeable but again not keeping them too modern, and each was distinctive, so while the main plot of the game is humdrum, the fate of the characters really interested me, as did the general historical atmosphere of the game.

There are only 13 missions, however they are diverse, they escalate in challenge as well as length and overall the game clocks in at around 20 to 30 hours depending on what difficulty you play on (I played on Hardcore).

The playable characters are distinct in skill set and character design... and I had nothing else nice to say about them until after a major plot twist.

The voice acting was pretty good, I only heard a little of the English VO as I chose to have the Japanese voices on instead, but both seemed good, and again characters seemed distinctive and well acted.

It might not be AAAA graphics in blistering RTX on vision, but each map is gorgeous.