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Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew

Mimimi Games · Aug 17, 2023

PC · PS5 · Series X|S · PS4

Teen

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Ahoy, cursed pirate! This is Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew, an all-new stealth strategy game set during an alternate history of the Golden Age of Piracy. The Curse of Lost Souls haunts the mysterious island chain known as the Lost Caribbean, which is under the control of the terrible forces of the Inquisition. They despise all that is supernatural and use soul devouring fire to hunt cursed pirates like you!

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Scores by platform

PC

Critic 8.7 (36 critics) · Gamer 9.6

8.9

PlayStation 5

Critic 8.5 (10 critics) · Gamer 9.3

8.5

Xbox Series X|S

Critic 8.6 (7 critics) · Gamer 9.4

8.3

PlayStation 4

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 9.3

Critic reviews

  • Softpedia

    Cosmin Vasile · Dec 01, 2023

    9.0
    Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew is a complex and very open game that will mainly appeal to players who loved Mimimi’s previous entries in the stealth action genre. All the mechanics are refined, and character choices open up a ton of options for each mission. Success requires patience and good planning, but improvisation often creates more memorable moments.
  • Sirus Gaming

    Erickson Melchor · Aug 30, 2023

    9.0
    Shadow Gambit The Cursed Crew hits all the right notes when it comes to a stealth strategy game. It would have been an okay game even without the memory shenanigans regardless. But that simply wasn’t going to cut it. It’s clear that the developers wanted this title to be of the highest quality possible. And it shows. Shadow Gambit is a solidly entertaining game that has the same level of awareness as Guybrush breaking the 4th wall. I can’t recommend this game enough if you are into stealth strategy games.
  • Push Square

    John Cal McCormick · Aug 23, 2023

    8.0
    The coolest mechanic is the ability to pause the game and give each crew member instructions that they'll all perform in tandem with a tap of the triangle button. Planning a co-ordinated attack and then watching it unfold like clockwork is a pleasure that never gets old, and if you mess the whole thing up you can always just rewind time and tinker with your strategy until you get it right. These moments are Shadow Gambit at its best, and the game in a nutshell; it leaves you feeling like a tactical genius, even if it took you seven tries to get there.

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