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16 Reviews
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Thoughtful, nuanced level and system design support malleable play styles in the most compelling ninja simulator to date.
Not a comfortable fit for a keyboard (a controller is strongly recommended).
Mark of the Ninja's distillation of the stealth genre's best ideas onto a shadowy 2D sandbox draws the definitive high-water mark for conscientious stealth design this generation. 1 of 6 Mark of the Ninja View the full image Welcome to the land of ...
Abstract: As someone who employs a methodical, patient approach in my video games, I took a shine to the stealth genre right away. The concept has been around since the early days of gaming, but it properly came into its own when Metal Gear Solid, Tenchu: Steal...
Abstract: I’m not as familiar with developer Klei Entertainment’s previous work as I probably should be, but having played through Mark of the Ninja for this review, I’m certainly more than willing to backtrack through some of their previous releases. Mark of th...
Abstract: If PAX Prime 2012 had a yearbook, under "Most Popular" would read this week's XBLA release Mark of the Ninja. It's rare that I'm interested in a game so well liked that I have to throw elbows just to check out a demo, but there I was last weekend, sh...
Excellent controls and a wide range of abilities, Welldesigned levels with increasing difficulty, Hidden artifacts and challenge rooms encourage replay, Memorable visuals and storybased cinematics.
Far sight ability disrupts the momentum
Rewarding gameplay and clever stealth mechanics make Mark of the Ninja an experience to remember....
Abstract: Oh, Klei Entertainment, you sneaky devils. First you get our blood rising with not one but two macho Contra-style action games, Shank and Shank 2. Then, just when you think you'll go all bad-ass with another straightforward action game, you instead put to...
Mark Of The Ninja rewards stealth with points. It doesn't matter if you kill all the enemies or sneak by without killing a single one. Just do it without being detected and you get points,
The game starts off easy, a little jumping here, climbing over there, pushing doors and some hiding. But thankfully, that is not all the game is.
Mark Of The Ninja is one interesting game, it requires a certain amount of planning, timing and skill but at the same time does not feel hyper intense....
Excelentes gráficos, Ambientación, Gran cantidad de habilidades para resolver situaciones, Excelentes animaciones, Sonido inmersivo
Algunas acciones contextuales pueden ejecutarse incorrectamente
Sin duda estamos frente a un juego que pese a su bajo precio puede competir cara a cara con los juegos que cuestan 60 dólares. Las mecánicas de juego, sumadas a la ambientación y a la gran variedad de posibilidades que introduce marca el futuro de lo que...
von Lars Hilbig Mark of the Ninja entfaltet seinen ganzen Charme erst, wenn man es spielt. Durch die vielen Rücksetzpunkte immer direkt vor einer Aufgabe macht es einfach Spaß, verschiedene Dinge zu probieren. Mal versucht man es leise, mal schaltet ...
