Though I was not happy with the ending, just a single text screen and a rather silly (and murderous) cutscene, no matter which path you chose. It has enough anime to interest fans, but not enough to have turned away people like me intersted in only shooter conventions.

The gameplay was memorable, the story was good and the characterizations were excellent. At the time that would not have intersted me, as I was not yet a fan of anime (Shogo partially helped convince me, before my first taste of Evangelion four years later ironic given I stayed away from anime thinking it was weird), but there were two things that got me to play it anyway:Ī: it was made by the same people that made Blood and Blood II: The Chosen, two of my favourites, and it was made at the same time as them.ī: it was ported to my favourite operating system ( GNU/Linux) by Hyperion Entertainment in 2001 (as well as to Mac OS and AmigaOS). It featured an anime theme as well as Japanese mecha.

Shogo: The Expanded Canon Shogo: The Aftermath Shogo: Mobile Armour Division (known as Riot during development) is a game by Monolith Productions that was created back in 1998 (Common Era, I would like to see a computer game made in the Before Common Era).

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