
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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è un gioco 2D dove devi assassinare vari obiettivi. purtroppo personalmente non amo i giochi Stealth però tutto sommato mi è piaciuto. non dura neanche tanto ed è godibile. ho giocato anche alla versione Rifatta, dove ci sono alcuni miglioramenti sopratutto grafici che lo rendono un prodotto più fruibile
Honestly, this game vibes for me. I liked the story, the voice acting, the music, and the art / setting. The controls are consistent (even with the character feeling a little too sticky at times) and there are many routes and strategies for how to tackle each level. I beat the story and started towards 100% with the second playthrough not feeling tedious, though I will say the vision modifier just feels like playing with vaseline on my screen. By the second playthrough, I had strategies for each level and enemy type, almost to the point of feeling cheesy but it gave me sense of learning or accomplishment as I was no longer afraid of getting caught. Overall, I had a great time, and I feel bad for having waited so long to play this game (it sat in my library since 2018). NOTE: If you want to 100% you will need the DLC 'upgrade' or whatever it is.
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Languages: English*, German, French, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Japanese*languages with full audio support
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Mark of the Ninja is one of those rare stealth games that actually makes you feel like a ninja — scaling walls, hanging from ceilings, and vanishing into shadows with satisfying precision. The 2D side-scrolling format works brilliantly for stealth, with smart visual cues like sound rings and silhouettes that communicate everything you need without cluttering the screen. I loved how the game encourages creativity, letting you either ghost through levels completely undetected or systematically eliminate every guard in your path. The level design is tight, checkpoints are generous, and the upgrades and gadgets keep things fresh throughout the campaign. If you enjoy stealth games even a little, this is an absolute must-play.
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The most rewarding stealth combat game I've ever played.
The stealth/assassination gameplay of Mark of the Ninja is really good. Information is clearly telegraphed, you have plenty of tricks to use, and landing kills is satisfying. What really enamored me to the game, though, was the story and setting. There aren't a lot of games unafraid to give you an ending like that. I really enjoyed this game!
Platforming and Stealth gameplay doesn't get much better than this...
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