Monthly Shadow Legend

Monthly Shadow Legend has a certain age rating of "Gold." It's a unique game in that, when it was released, the only real difference between the two is that it's a stealth game. Shadow Legend isn't exactly a stealth game; the play through is somewhat simplified and involves an intro sequence. At this point, it's still very much a stealth game. If you prefer your role as a female assassin, Shadow Legend is an appropriate choice. You can toggle between two characters: you can play as the Gith, or you can play as either her or the assassin you have to kill. The game supports six-player online play, although it lacks a keyboard. If you prefer playing as a male assassin, the game is controlled by the same player. When you do enter a contract, you must choose the choice of two areas. You have three primary objectives. The first objective is to kill the thief. There are different objectives for each mission. The next task is to kill all of the guards located around the estate in the area. If you kill all of the guards, you lose your target and his dog. The final task is to kill the phantom named Jowal. Jowal's mission is to get rid of his pet wolf. There are no easy solutions, but at least it's optional.

There are four areas in the game. There's the mansion itself, the pub, the basement, and the stagecoach. Each has a different storyline. However, you have to pick the right combination of locations for each. If you pick a location, you can go ahead and select it. If you pick the level, the game pauses. You can save and then fast-forward to where you just killed. For example, if you go through the pub, you will have to replay the same level in chronological order. This means if you wish to play through the level again, you will have to play through the same mission in chronological order.

The other two environments offer different things. The pub is the town. Here, you have to pick a pub to play with. For example, if you are playing on the Wii, then you can play in the pub. If you are playing on the Wii, then you can pick the pub. While this is a cool feature, it's less fun if you choose the pub and don't like playing on the Wii. In this way, you are able to play different ways of playing the game.

The adventure mode is the same way as the adventure mode. You get a level to play through before you buy it. You can also select the character you want to play as and then jump right into a level.

The Wii Remote is used to move about the level. As you progress through the level, you'll have access to various weapons that you can use, including bombs, remote bombs, and mines.

The storyline is the same on the Wii. The story is of a school in the woods, a teenage boy whose older sister has gone missing. You soon learn that you're also in search of a missing boy who is the key to finding him. In order to rescue him, you'll need to face off against all sorts of enemies. The environments are pretty picturesque, and they're extremely well done. The enemies in the game look like standard foes that will try to impede you.

The action is fast and furious, especially with the controller. You'll have to block a standard square attack and the shield, which comes in handy in later levels. The powerups in the game have come a long way since the GameCube days. The most obvious one is the flamethrower, which, while it is a powerful weapon, is hardly going to be used up against the hordes of enemies that swarm you at the start of each level. But you'll be spending a lot of time in each level because of its flame effect. You'll be able to fire multiple shots, though the variation between the two fire will probably end up being a little too much. On the other hand, the blue flame will shoot a lot of energy at your enemies. The flamethrower fires a much smaller beam that will let you launch a series of projectiles that will hit your enemies. As far as the two attack buttons go, it's the same: X and A. The attack button will make you launch the projectile, while the jump button will make you perform the grab move. You can also use the shoulder buttons to charge up a jump by holding down the jump button while moving, and it will also make you jump.

In addition to the hotrod and rocket launcher weapons, you'll be able to pick up ammo packs scattered around the levels. They are strewn about the environments, and when they're about to explode, you can either pick them up and throw them to the ground or throw them at your enemies.