The game presents multiple options to lead the player to the end of stages.
Ultimately, he must eliminate all of the threats facing his people, including himself.
Our hero must utilize his new strength to save his clan from a group of mercenaries. The cel-shaded 2D Platformer, developed by Klei Entertainment, stars a chosen member of a Ninja clan, marked with a special tattoo that grants him exceptional powers, but also descends him into madness. Mark of the Ninja goes to show what the stealth genre can present when the sneaking is the core focus of the game, rather than an accessory strapped on to a game for the purposes of saying a title has “subtlety”. The freedom of combat often feels like a thematic opposite to the constricting, often linear style of stealth that most games present when they shove stealth segments into their games. It’s not that stealth isn’t intriguing, I just lack the patience to wait for the right moment when I know I can fight my way out of a situation. When given the option between stealth and combat in a game, I typically go for combat.
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