Aiko is able to disguise herself as a servant or a townsfolk and distract guards as well as blind them with sneezing powder. Yuki is great at setting traps and luring enemies to her position, springing her traps. Mugen, the samurai, is your heavy hitter, who’s able to kill up to three enemies in a group and lure guards with saki. Hayato is your ninja, he can throw stones to distracts enemies as well as throw shurikens to kill from a distance.
Utilizing their skills is where the fun comes in. Unfortunately, you won’t get to choose which of the five characters you bring on each missions, since they’re predetermined for you. With so many different ways to reach your objectives, each of the game’s five characters play drastically different and call upon their different skills and abilities to get through certain tasks. Much in the way that the Hitman games set up its scenarios, there are multiple ways to get the job done. Multiple paths exist to the same destination, and it adds plenty of replay value to the game. Each of the game’s dozen levels presents an objective, and how you get to that objective is up to you. As a stealth game, you’re able to climb on rooftops, sneak through bushes, swim and hide underwater, and distract your enemies with various tools and abilities.
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