Mimimi Games is the developer behind Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun and Desperados III, both of which are highly regarded stealth strategy titles. Now, the studio has announced its next project — Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew — which applies that same style of gameplay to the golden age of piracy.
Sailing the seas on a cursed ghost ship with a living soul, your pirate crew is hellbent on finding lost treasures that bestow great power. Of course, an army of soldiers stands between you and that treasure, and you'll need to use all your supernatural abilities to sneak by and/or take down enemies in your path.
The above trailer doesn't give much away in terms of gameplay, but if you've played one of Mimimi's games before, you'll know roughly what to expect. Here's a gameplay breakdown just in case:
Normally the game plays out in real time, but you can pause the action whenever you want. In this state, you can assess the map and queue up manoeuvres for all your crewmates, which will then be carried out simultaneously. If you mess up, you can use a magical time-rewind ability. Each character will of course have their own unique weapons and powers, which you can combine to great effect.
Mimimi has proven itself with the last couple of strategy games it's put out, so we have faith this one will be just as deep and interesting. Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew arrives on PS5 this year.
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Tactic game from Mimimi Games - that's awesome. Desperados was a blast.
Was there ever a Shadow Gambit in any Marvel/Capcom fighting games?
Both shadow tactics blade of showgun and desperadoes 3 are amazing games.so shadow gambit the cursed crew is gonna be another hit.it looks really good also.word up son
This will almost be an immediate buy from me and there are not much games I do that with. I loved Shadow Tactics and also Desperados 3. The last one a little less though, but I don't know. It maybe felt less of a puzzle just generally more npcs added for difficulty maybe..
Looks cool, and a small evolution from past games.
One thing i noticed in desperados 3 vs shadow tactics is that higher level guards dont seem to notice anymore missing fellow guards, maybe its just at the beginning but i doubt it, it had already higher level guards, kinda supervisors.
Plus in the 1st game civilians alerted guards.
Idk,,just seems like a little dumbed down for easier gameplay in their 2nd game.
Difficulty was set on hard too.
I'm definitely interested in this. My poor wallet is going to take a pounding this year
Oh man this is an insta-buy for me! I loved shadow tactics, desperados 3 was ok but I just didn't like the western theme as much.
Absolutely loved their previous games, this is a must buy
Loved "Shadow Tactics" and will definitely play "Desperados III" at some point. But this sadly does nothing for me. Would have liked the pirate setting. But this heavy focus on supernatural elements in addition to the exchangeable artstyle, which make it look like a million games out there, somehow kills my interest.
And they certainly should have swapped the amount of gameplay and cinematic in that trailer.
Desperadoes and Shadow Tactics were so damn good, this looks awesome!
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