
In Mark of the Ninja, you'll know what it is to truly be a ninja. You must be silent, agile and clever to outwit your opponents in a world of gorgeous scenery and flowing animation. Marked with cursed tattoos giving you heightened senses, every situation presents you with options.
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great game
Its pretty good, I enjoyed my time, but I think after completing the game twice, I can shelve it for good.
Excelente juego te sumerge y entretiene, ame este 2d de sigilo, lo recomiendo!
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Languages: English*, German, French, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Japanese*languages with full audio support
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Extremely good game.
[h2]MUITO BOM[/h2] Mark of the Ninja é um game cadenciado e praticamente estratégico. É muito bacana a forma com que em cada encontro com inimigos o game te obriga silenciosamente a sempre pensar primeiro antes de agir. Este foi um dos primeiros games que adquiri nesta plataforma e até demorei a experimentá-lo, quando o momento chegou foi uma sensação muito boa e o aproveitei por boas horas. A arte do game é muito bonita e os cenários sempre criam um clima de "ação furtiva". Recomendo!
Launiges Spiel. Allein die Möglichkeit einen Ninja zu spielen mit einer Auswahl an unterschiedlicher Ausrüstung. Dazu die Wahl zwischen schleichen und direkter Konfrontation (was häufig aber nicht so gut endet). Spielumfang ist auch sehr gut, mit genügend Levels, Abwechslung, Steigerung der Schwierigkeit mit neuen Gegnern, Fallen & Bossen. Gibt auch ein paar Secrets, um Freischaltungen zu bekommen oder auch Herausforderungen für Levels. Story ist okay und man wird gut nach und nach an die Spielmechaniken herangeführt.
one of my favourite 2d platform stealth puzzlers cant remember the negatives if there were any because i played it over a decade ago
Pretty cool stealth game. Easy to get into and play, and if you screw up you've almost always have a checkpoint nearby causing you to not lose much progress. As a matter of fact, it might even be a bit TOO generous with checkpoints. Some achievements are behind DLC (or remastered edition upgrade, these days) now, which is a bit cheap, although i'm not sure you can buy the game without it any more.
Solid game. I'm going through my backlog of unplayed games to see what I'm missing, so I won't be playing this for long. May come back later and update the review. From the first two levels, the qualities of this game are already obvious. The gameplay is extremely smooth and engaging and there are different ways to tackle a level. The final score mentions a "no kill" bonus, so it's possible to finish a level without killing a single guard. There are also secrets to discover in each level. On top of an extremely polished game, the usual Klei masterful graphics make this a truly excellent game. Get it if you are a fan of stealth games.
Real fun game with a very steady difficulty slope. According to some YoutTuber (GaijinGoomba I think it was), ninjas back in the day prefered the sneak and stealth their way instead of slicing and dicing everyone. Have only a gripe on the ending of the story.
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