With the release of the brand new ‘Shadow Edition’ that includes the base game and the newly released Nightfall expansion, I’ve finally had the chance to play through Aragami and get my fix of ninja action. It was a shame too – I was a huge fan of the Tenchu games, and the stealthy-ninja action of Aragami seemed to replicate it perfectly.

Those who have the original game can just purchase Nightfall expansion, while people who don’t have the game yet are encouraged to get the Shadow Edition.Aragami was one of those games that I was incredibly excited to play ahead of its release back in 2016, but ended up being included in a backlog of titles that I’d get to ‘one day’. The story provides a crucial chapter in the game’s plot, in which players will be experiencing the events that led to awakening of Aragami.Īragami: Shadow Edition and Aragami: Nightfall will launch simultaneously on Tuesday, June 5th, 2018 as digital-only downloads for the PlayStation 4. This provides players new challenges and much more complex scenarios. Nightfall takes place in a new campaign before the events of Aragami. Meanwhile, Aragami: Nightfall will be the first story expansion to the original game. The Ghost allows players to get all stealthy and finish missions without alerting anyone, while the Demon allows you to unleash chaos and destruction to anything that stands in your path. The player can play as a Ghost or a Demon, each with different play-style capabilities. The original Aragami game is a third-person, action-stealth game where the player assumes the role of an undead assassin with the power to control shadows. Both the game and the expansion support two-player online co-op on a cross-platform multiplayer system, from consoles to PC. Aragami: Shadow Edition is a bundle that contains the original Aragami base game, the upcoming expansion Aragami: Nightfall, and all the currently released DLC for the game.

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