Mark of the Ninja
GAME » Reviews
From the creators of the Shank series comes a 2D stealth game featuring a ninja Champion bearing a magical tattoo that brings great power at a heavy price, in order to bring bloody vengeance against his clan's enemies.
When Mark of the Ninja came out, it got a lot of positive attention. Klei was well-known for the Shank games, but Mark of the Ninja was supposed to be head and shoulders above it. I bought it and play… Read more
Mark of the Ninja promised me the next evolution of stealth gaming. Instead I found a competent, but boring stealth side scroller. The situational visual and audio clues are well done, but the story a… Read more
Mark of the Ninja is a 2-D stealth game developed by Klei Entertainment. That’s right, a 2-D stealth game. This seems odd on paper but it’s pulled off with an astounding degree of success. The game ha… Read more
God I normally suck at stealth games. They require a patience that I usually lack. It's actually a little sad. Keeping myself perched in one position and waiting is typically so hard for me. Studying… Read more
This game is great! It makes stealth fun. It also has a cool comic book look to it. Overall it was obviously made by people that knew what they were doing. Stealth games are usually difficult to play… Read more
Mark of the Ninja is one of those games that appeals to an acquired taste. Im not usually one to play stealth games, (IMHO I didnt like Dishonored that much) but i found MOTN very playable, and engagi… Read more
I don’t care who you are – everyone has dreamed of being a ninja. The idea of embodying a skilled up assassin flipping out and serving up various forms of creeping death has always been ripe ground fo… Read more
THIS REVIEW WAS ORIGINALLY POSTED ON DEATHSDOORPRODS.COM Stealth games and I have a sordid history together. I first tried to get into the genre with games like Splinter Cell , Metal Gear Solid , and… Read more
Mark of the Ninja, somewhat appropriately, is a game that snuck up on just about everyone. Very little hype came along with the release. Regardless of Microsoft's lack of promotion, this is the best 2… Read more
Mark of the Ninja not only perfects the stealth genre, it transcends it, such that even non-stealth-game fans are likely to enjoy its rewarding gameplay and captivating atmosphere. "Fun" and "rules" a… Read more
I’ve always had a few problems with stealth games. While I enjoy the genre as a whole (I’m pretty sure I’ve owned all of the Splinter Cell games at some point or another), I don’t think I’ve ever play… Read more
The Short Pros - Excellent, empowering 2D stealth game - Wide variety of options lets you be both deadly an silent (hur hur) - Multiple scenarios and suits let you play as either a killer or a pacifis… Read more
The stealth action genre has long been an echo chamber unto itself. While many games have integrated its core ideas, its pure form hasn’t evolved much since Metal Gear 2 on the MSX. It’s a genre that… Read more
You may be getting slightly tired of arcade titles that come and go offering a limited amount of fun that you simply abandon after a while. In the age of triple A titles one can get accustomed to the… Read more
I spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to word this first sentence, but in the end, I think simplicity is the answer: Mark of the Ninja is an amazing game. Klei Entertainment, the fine folks t… Read more
Have you ever wanted to have the power of a tank while hiding in the shadows. How about the ability to inflict terror on your enemies with relative ease. In the stealth, action game, Mark of the Ninja… Read more
Sorry for the title, but it’s true! I haven’t heard anything about Though I was always fond of the animation in their previous games, the actual gameplay itself wasn’t my flavor. Mark of the Ninja, on… Read more
Today I was a demon. (Crouched in the shadows / Breath held; a guard walks below / Earnest blade whispers) I skulked vents and slunk along ceilings, watched my prey walk beneath me unaware. Every vict… Read more
There is currently no text in this page.
You can search for this page title in other pages, or search the related logs, but you do not have permission to create this page.