Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew

Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew - cursed pirates roam the Dark Caribbean, where inquisitors hunt for souls and the islands serve as a field for stealth operations. The captain has died, and his crew is reassembled to return the ship and deal with the curse. The order of operations is free: the village can be walked around several times until the plan comes together. Each sailor has a gift: one passes through walls, another lures out opponents, the third carries an ally to the desired point. These abilities combine with each other, and a good plan is built on their combination, not on brute force. The levels are interconnected, and new objectives and guards later appear on the same islands. Allies receive development: their skills are enhanced, and between tasks they are allowed to rest on the ship. Some enemies know how to find hidden bodies, so corpses have to be put into chests and water. The levels are designed like a sandbox: there is one goal, but there are many paths to it. You can wait, bypass the guards on the roofs, hide the body in the bushes or make a distracting noise, and before starting the operation they are allowed to look around and put everyone in their places. A separate feature is saving at any time and a general map of events: a bad move can be easily undone, and experiments are not punished in any way. Patience and attentiveness are valued here, not speed of reaction. If the plan falls apart, you can rewind time and try a different approach without losing progress. There are no marks for speed, but there are awards for ingenuity, and for the sake of them you want to test new combinations of abilities. For those who love stealth strategies with complete control over every step.