Shadwen

[h2] 불살로 쭉 깼고 마지막 챕터만 두 번 해서 엔딩 다 봄.[/h2] [b] 능력 좋은 금쪽님과 잠입임무 [/b] 난 왕 죽이러 가는데 웬 애새이가 갑자기 끼어들어서 같이 왕 죽이러 가는 이야기임. 줄거리 끝. 말곤 스토리 뭣도 없음. 장점부터 얘기하자면 -일단, 본인은 비살상으로 쭉 했는데 살상을 했으면 그냥 어크같은 암살겜이랑 다를 바 없을 거 같은데, 비살상으로 하니 또 맛이 달랐음. 그 비살상이 이 게임만의 매력이 됐달까. -진짜 폭 넓은 상호작용들이 약간 병맛스러운 상황을 연출하면서도, 다양한 전략이 가능해서 정말 재밌었음. -거기다, 애새이 AI가 그냥 적이 안 보고 있으면 곧장 이동하도록 되어있어서, 어떤 스테이지는 애기만 따라다니면 클리어됨 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ. -간단한 챕터 사이의 대화 정도만으로 스토리를 풀어가는데 그 과정에서 둘의 감정변화가 느껴지는 부분은 좋았음. 단점은 간단한 게임성만큼이나 크게 느껴지지 않았음. -분량이 짧은 게 불만이라면 불만일 순 있지만 메인 컨텐츠 이후에도 뭐가 있는 듯 하니, 그거까지 즐기면 플탐이 꽤 될 듯? -AI들이 그러니까.. 적군 AI가 좀 삐꾸들이 있음. 그래서 그 부분에서 몰입이 깨지긴 하는데 큰 문제는 아닌 듯. 결론) 프로즌바이트 번들로 사면 우글우글와글와글 싸게 살 수 있으니 할인할 때 ㄱㄱ. p.s. 불살로 하면 끝까지 불살 하십쇼. 갑자기 막판 가서 못참겠다 꾀꼬리 하면서 사람 죽여버리면 스토리 개판됨 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

關卡內有多名守衛巡邏，玩法主要是讓主角帶著小妹妹安全到達每一關的終點，途中的士兵要殺要閃隨玩家高興。角色操作很自由，遊戲中可以使用鉤繩來攀爬屋簷與平台，也可以做到類似刺客教條那樣從高處落下殺死守衛。當玩家不行動時間會跟著停止，甚至可以倒帶時間，是滿獨特的體驗。 不過這遊戲主要的缺點是關卡構成與玩法千篇一律，因為殺敵綁 Steam 成就再加上殺死所有敵人是最安全的過關方式，整個遊戲的關卡流程都是「先殺死所有守衛，再呼叫小妹妹到終點」。玩兩關體驗還行，當玩到第三關也是這樣的流程我實在撐不住了，已經沒有動力再打開遊戲。 總而言之這遊戲操作自由但關卡體驗太過雷同，不建議入手，如果入包的話勉強可以湊數。 個人入手價格：約 NT$ 42 (第三方序號交易網)

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Shadwen is a stealth-action adventure developed and published by Frozenbyte that places a strong emphasis on patience, observation, and creative problem-solving. Rather than relying on fast-paced combat or direct confrontation, the game encourages players to embrace the role of a silent assassin navigating dangerous environments while avoiding detection. Set within a dark medieval world, the story follows the mysterious assassin Shadwen as she embarks on a mission to eliminate a tyrannical king. Along the way, she is unexpectedly joined by a young girl named Lily, whose presence adds emotional depth and moral complexity to an otherwise straightforward revenge tale. One of the most distinctive aspects of the game is its unique time-control system. Time advances only when the player moves, transforming traditional stealth gameplay into a more strategic and deliberate experience. This mechanic removes much of the pressure commonly associated with stealth games and allows players to carefully analyze enemy patrols, study environmental hazards, and plan their actions without feeling rushed. The ability to rewind time further supports experimentation, making mistakes less punishing and encouraging players to try different solutions until they find the approach that works best. The game's stealth mechanics are built around creativity rather than simple avoidance. Shadwen possesses a grappling hook that can interact with numerous objects throughout the environment. Players can pull down structures, trigger traps, create distractions, and manipulate surroundings to bypass or eliminate guards without engaging in direct combat. These environmental interactions often become the most enjoyable part of the experience, as each area feels like a puzzle waiting to be solved. Whether sneaking through rooftops, setting up accidents, or quietly moving between shadows, the game consistently rewards thoughtful planning. A major theme throughout the adventure is the relationship between Shadwen and Lily. The young girl constantly observes the protagonist's actions, and the player's choices influence how she perceives the assassin. While the game never presents morality in an overly dramatic or heavy-handed manner, it subtly encourages players to consider non-lethal alternatives whenever possible. This dynamic adds an extra layer of tension because every violent decision feels like it carries consequences beyond simply removing an obstacle. The narrative itself remains relatively simple, but the evolving bond between the two characters helps maintain interest from beginning to end. Visually, Shadwen delivers a moody and atmospheric world filled with castles, villages, forests, and guarded fortifications. The environments successfully establish a sense of danger and secrecy that complements the stealth-focused gameplay. Lighting and shadows play an important role in maintaining immersion, while the sound design contributes to the tension through guard conversations, environmental noises, and subtle audio cues. Although some locations can feel repetitive over extended play sessions, the overall presentation effectively supports the game's themes and mechanics. The game is not without shortcomings. Enemy behavior occasionally feels inconsistent, and the physics-driven interactions can sometimes produce unintended outcomes. Certain sections move at a slower pace than necessary, and players looking for a more action-oriented experience may find the deliberate design too methodical. Lily's companion AI can also create moments of frustration, particularly when navigating more complex areas. While these issues do not significantly undermine the experience, they prevent the game from fully realizing its ambitious concepts. Despite its flaws, Shadwen succeeds because it offers a genuinely different interpretation of stealth gameplay. The combination of time manipulation, environmental problem-solving, and moral storytelling creates an experience that stands apart from many genre competitors. It rewards patience, experimentation, and careful observation rather than reflexes alone. Players willing to embrace its slower pace will discover a thoughtful and inventive adventure filled with memorable stealth scenarios and satisfying puzzle-like encounters. Rating: 7/10

I can't remember being this addicted to a linear stealth game since Mark of the Ninja. Stealth and platforming feel good, and the rewind mechanic more than makes up for any jankiness in the physics. There are a lot of viable ways to play the game. Unlike a lot of other games in the genre, it doesn't really punish you for going lethal, just for not keeping it secret. So you can play mercifully, focusing on distraction and avoidance, or you can murder every single guard in the game, piling their bodies in haystacks when little Lily isn't watching you. You can use your quite satisfying knife, or you can build rat torpedoes out of metal balls and explosives (and rats). Or you can just fling crates around until everyone dies. It's nice to see a fantasy game take place in a dense city, instead of the typical forests and villages. I love the lighting, architecture, and general atmosphere. It's dark, spooky, and cozy at the same time. The game feels quite long to me, but relatively sparse on new content. There are only two types of enemy, and no NPCs or other characters aside from the two main ones. It's a very focused game, but Rivendon is such an evocative place that I want to see more of it. Would love to see it expanded in a sequel someday, though that's probably unlikely. This is one of those games that sends me on the hunt for other games that can deliver the same feeling, but they're not easy to find.

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I’ve still got one more level to go but wanted to do a review. I wish I hadn’t waited as long to play this and held off because of the mostly positive reviews. I can’t disagree more with that. It might be a simple and repetitive stealth game, but it sure is fun for old school stealth fans like me. I’ve had an absolute blast playing it and I know I’ll be revisiting this game many more times. If I had one critique it’s that the secondary weapons and traps are very confusing in how to use them. I’m playing with a controller and don’t see a button that’s used for them. I was able to lay down a few bombs but not even sure how I did it. I may pick up the game on PlayStation for a second playthrough so I can use all the extras. Regardless, it was still so much fun just using the grappling hook to distract and sometimes kill enemies or just basic stealth kills. I also loved the aesthetic of the medieval town and the warm candlelight from the windows. It just oozes atmosphere with that alone. The AI was pretty dumb but I was ok with that as it made it way less frustrating. All in all it’s one of the best stealth games I’ve ever played.

Freeform stealth game where you're not the only one trying to stay hidden from guards, but your companion too.

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Хорошая игра, но ИИ девочки заставил поджечь мой пукан раз 20)