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Tenchu Z is another entry in the classic action-stealth series, which puts players in control of a deadly ninja as they sneak around and dispatch enemies in a variety of areas. Although Tenchu Z has no story ties to the previous games in the series, it continues to deliver exciting and fast-paced stealth combat with some notable improvements. Players can create their own ninja and flex their stealth skills as they take on 50 different missions in feudal Japan. Whereas other stealth games get deep in the weeds of espionage and subterfuge, Tenchu Z remains pure in its focus on sneaky combat. You'll take out enemies with a number of special abilities, attack combos, and items. Although the story is a bit bland, Tenchu Z is a fun and satisfying stealth game for any fan of ninjas.

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Main Game Features

• Customize your own ninja hero
• 50 unique missions to complete
• Various upgrades, weapons, and abilities to use

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Story

Set in a time of fierce war between two clans in feudal Japan, Tenchu Z follows the story of a lowly recruit in the Azuma Ninja Clan. Home of previous Tenchu protagonist Rikimaru, the Azuma Ninja Clan is at odds with the fiendish country of Ogawara. As a new face in the Azuma Clan, it's your job to undertake missions from Rikimaru, sending you to assassinate various enemies and Ogawara allies. The story is mostly used as a foundation for several similar but self-contained missions, where the player takes down key characters in the unraveling conflict. Apart from a handful of establishing cutscenes, the story in Tenchu Z is exceptionally light, simply serving as an avenue for fun stealth action.

Gameplay

Unlike in previous Tenchu games, players control their own custom ninja, with options for both cosmetic appearance and skill distribution. There are three major stats to consider, including agility, strength, and health, which can be upgraded as you progress through the game. After creating your character, you'll quickly embark on your first mission as a new Azuma Clan ninja. Stages are small but open in design, often consisting of various buildings to sneak around with guard patrols to avoid. Each mission has a straightforward objective, such as eliminating a certain character, retrieving an item, or rescuing a kidnapped ally. Fortunately, your ninja is easily able to leap across rooftops and sneak through the shadows, snuffing out any opposition unlucky enough to cross your path.

Although there are 50 missions to complete, the objectives can grow tedious after a while, while not a ton of mission variety. Thankfully, Tenchu Z contains plenty of unique attack options, including a variety of items, weapons, and unlockable moves. As you complete missions, you'll earn gold which can be spent on various goodies in the shop. You can purchase and equip items such as throwing stars, explosives, escape ropes, and more. You'll also unlock new sword combos and special attacks, making you a more fearsome ninja.

Conclusion

Tenchu Z is an enjoyable and fast-paced stealth game, but some elements feel underdeveloped and shallow. The story is passable for a ninja tale, but leaves a lot to be desired as far as character development and dialogue are concerned. Luckily, the gameplay is a bit better, offering a decent array of items and weapons that make combat more forgiving.

Missions are short enough to satisfy quick play sessions, but their repetitive nature makes the experience grow old quickly. For players who are new to the stealth genre, Tenchu Z is approachable and never grows too challenging. Fans of the stealth genre might find Tenchu Z a bit dull, but it's a cool concept and enjoyable in short bursts.

Pros:

• Fun movement and stealth
• Great customization options
• Welcoming for stealth newcomers

Cons:

• Level design is repetitive
• Combat can feel shallow at times
• Lackluster visuals

It's rare when we get a game here in the U.S. that was developed in Japan that's not planned for release over there. But that is the case with Tenchu 2: Birth of the Assassins, the prequel to Tenchu, developed by Acquire in Japan for Activision.

A coup in the House of Gohda four years before the events of the first game sets freshman ninjas Rikimaru and Ayame on a quest to avenge the betrayal of their master--Lord Gohda. There are over 20 missions, split between Ayame and Rikimaru, that take place during the night, dusk and day (in addition to two training levels). Once you beat the game, a new character will become playable. Of course we can't reveal the identity of the third character, or else we'd have to kill you (OK, you got us...Activision wouldn't tell us, either).

Objectives include protecting a princess from would-be assassins, guarding a palace, stealing specific objects, tracking enemies, assassination, and stopping an enemy invasion--among others. There'll be plenty more stealth kills, too--6-7 per character. Once you've sliced and diced an enemy, you can search his/her body for items, too. And you'll have to drag the carcasses out of the way so as not to alert other enemies of your presence.

Aside from running, jumping and sneaking around, you'll also have to swim past some enemies to gain access to their stronghold. There's the usual amount of bosses, and some characters will even be as powerful as your character (tougher to beat).

New weapons and items can be found along the way, including the usual array of swords and knives, a blow gun, an improved grappling hook, exploding arrows, blinding dust, grenades and the ultra-cool magic vanishing tree. You can be invisible to enemies for up to 20 seconds with it (and looks super-cool). There's also an item which transports you right behind the nearest enemy.

Gameplay is much the same as the first Tenchu with more refinements and a lot more missions. The big additions are the two-player mode and the Mission Editor (see sidebar), a more robust version of the editor that was included in the Japanese rerelease of Tenchu.

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