DeVuego

When developing Aragami: Shadow Edition Lince Works chose a familiar code: Keep It Simple, Sensei. The result is a well-crafted stealth game and a great example of how to make the most of a smaller budget. Overall this is a very good indie game, despite a few rough spots, offering anything from 10-30+ hours of gameplay depending on one's thoroughness. The challenges available suit a wide range of abilities, and players are free to kill or not without being disadvantaged or affecting the story. People who find trial and error frustrating should be aware that they cannot save scum, and there are some pretty long checkpoints in the more complex levels. Overall, though, it's a fun game of shadows that stealth fans will appreciate.