From there, it's a quest of vengeance, the growth of power, the search for truth, and a descent into madness. After this first mission, the ninja takes on the eponymous "Mark of the Ninja" which imbues him with new powers to avenge the attack but will also slowly drive him insane. The first mission, which serves as a tutorial, highlights the importance of moving slowly, sticking to the shadows, keeping quiet (or causing noise in the right places), and stealthily taking out enemies.
Mark of the Ninja is a 2D stealth-action-platformer that places gamers in the shoes of an unnamed ninja protagonist who is awakened by an attack on his dojo by a heavily-armed insurgency.
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Good stealth games give all of the tools to achieve this sneaky, powerful goal, but the best stealth games give you all of those same tools, but allow the freedom to NOT use them, making the player more of a benevolent deity that can show mercy and organically sneak through a mission like a phantom, never leaving a trace or clue that you were ever there.Ĭoming from Klei Entertainment (the developers behind the Shank series), Mark of the Ninja does all of those things and more, creating one of the most successful stealth-action games that provides a throwback to the aesthetics of generations past while taking full advantage of modern consoles and mechanics. Much like a gamer who finds an Easter Egg hidden away in a game and proceeds to trumpet it from the highest hills and forums, the TA Team is going to be featuring these Easter Egg games on the front page for all to see.If you listen to the TA Podcast (you do, don't you?), you know I like to say that the best stealth-action games make the player feel like "the finger of God" a powerful entity that sneaks in, smites an opponent, and leaves without trace or explanation. Welcome to Easter Eggs, where the TA Team shines the spotlight on games that many gamers might have missed, perhaps hidden away behind the millionth copy of Call of Duty or FIFA.
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