Tenchu: Stealth Assassins (Rittai Ninja Katsugeki: Tenchu) is the first game in the series, focused on an apparent series of unrelated missions carried out by Rikimaru/Ayame by orders of Lord Gohda. Half-way through, Onikage makes his appearances and the protagonists are dragged into hell itself to save Gohda's daughter from Onikage's master, Lord Mei-Oh. The original Japanese version was an Obvious Beta with clunky controls and graphics, so the western version was reworked, while adding two new stages and three different selectable enemy layouts. Eventually the Japanese market got an Updated Re-release under the subtitle Shinobi Gaisen, which included all the upgrades plus a brand-new Level Editor. Later in 1999 Tenchu: Shinobi Hyakusen was released, a Japan-only Mission Pack made of 100 fan-submitted levels created with Shinobi Gaisen's Level Editor.
The simple way is to create a GitHub issue with the provided template, then you can write down the save description and upload the Zip file directly there (just drag&drop the .zip): -saves/issues/new/choose
Tenchu Z Save Editor
Hope you read this .But maybe they don't need to make a original game because ratings of tenchu were always low but maybe they can make a tenchu relating to current generation .maybe tenchu online for friends to talk and strategies and go kill bad guys .or maybe a last man standing where friends can jump on buildings and stuff and go sneak up on each other and kill each other
I didn't know there were soo many tenchu games. I really loved played Tenchu Z though, so I might have to fight you on your rankings but thanks a lot for the article. Maybe I should check out Tenchu Fatal Shadows for starters.
Tenchu: Stealth Assassins (1998), focused on an apparent series of unrelated missions carried over by Rikimaru/Ayame by orders of Lord Gohda. Half-way through, Onikage makes his appearances and the protagonists are dragged into hell itself to save Gohda's daughter from Onikage's master, Lord Mei-Oh. The original Japanese version was an Obvious Beta with clunky controls and graphics, so the western version was reworked, while adding two new stages and three different selectable enemy layouts. Eventually the Japanese market got an Updated Rerelease under the subtitle Shinobi Gaisen, and with the inclusion of a Level Editor. Tenchu: Shinobi Hyakusen (1999), A japan-only Mission Pack made of 100 fan-submited levels created with Shinobi Gaisen's Level Editor.
- To edit on mobile it is HIGHLY suggested to use google chrome, the process of adding/editing and merging cells is the same as above (Basically you take the name cell of the game AND the first cell of the row you made, then drag and select both after which there should be a "merge cells" option). To save, edit/add your report, click on the tick-mark above, click next and when the next menu appears, press Save so it saves the progress.
- If experiencing issues like chrome being frozen on the save screen, use chrome as the browser and use the "Desktop Site Mode" option; then use the edit button, later there should be a save button below; or use a browser like Firefox which isn't as slow as chrome on certain devices and doesn't hang while saving. (P.S I personally prefer the Firefox route on old phones) 2ff7e9595c
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