Tenchu: Fatal Shadows

Tenchu: Fatal Shadows (2004)

by FromSoftware, K2 LLC, Sega
Genres:Adventure
Themes:Action, Stealth
Game modes:Single player
Story:Two black-clad ninjas, Ayame and Rin, silently stalk enemies and strike with brutal Stealh kills in revenge for the massacre of Rin's village. With lethal blades and their own specialized attacks, the fierce assassins draw ever closer to discovering who ordered this heinous crime.
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This Tenchu, though has no Rikimaru, made me love Ayame. The combo I can pull here with Ayame against bosses is the best of all Tenchu. I have lots of fun with the bonus challenges in this game, whether it's against mob enemies or bosses. To this day, I still love Ayame, thanks to this game. If this game ever gets a new remake or remaster, I'd still play 'em again and again.
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