Great indie stealth game. Using the shadow-step can be a little finicky on roofs sometimes, but besides that worked fine. Ran well enough too. It is also frequently on sale, It's totally worth picking up if you are a

Pretty fun stealth game. The dlc is definitely a difficulty bump albeit shorter (compared to base game) due to the new albeit narrower power set to be use as a pair or solo. You can definitely get a lotta replay value

It's great, will definitely scratch that "sneaky ninja creeping around slitting throats" itch. Has it's flaws but remains a good deal even at it's full $20 price tag. If you loved Tenchu Stealth Assassins back in the

I am a fan of games that utilise stealth, and Aragami does it well. The art style reminds me of Okami and other games from the early to mid 2000s, very sleak and not going for hyper realism, nicely done. The controls

I feel like I underestimated how much I like Aragami. It not only satisfied my need for a Tenchu game, but it also stood out from Tenchu with its weird superpowers and story. Unfortunately, the game takes a while to

Beautiful game that helped me fall in love with stealth games in general. I love the stylised graphics, the clever application of light and shadow as game mechanics, the gorgeous soundtrack, and a fun story. The levels