#Mark of the ninja review code

KleiвЂ™s distinctive animated style brings credibility to the game and does a great job of immersing the player in the world of the ninja. The mechanics and gameplay are smooth, highly stylised and beautifully rendered down to the last detail. Mark of the Ninja review Smooth as a cloud of flesh eating bugs That cheery pronouncement made, itвЂ™s time for our hero to save the shinobi from the relentless onslaught of technology. Master Azai explains all about the special flower used to create the tattoo ink and casually mentions that those who use them eventually go mad and are forced to commit suicide. Fortunately, heвЂ™s just received a tattoo that grants him special skills, allowing him to rescue his fellow ninja and his master, Azai. Mark of the Ninja follows an unnamed hero who wakes up just as his home base is being attacked. They even managed to squeeze in a storyline that, while far from unique, is solid enough to carry the game. Klei Entertainment have gone out of their way to meld together gameplay, stylised graphics, and the usual boatload of random violence. While itвЂ™s theoretically possible for you to charge the machine gun toting soldiers littered across the landscape, thatвЂ™s a really great way to die over and over again. Mark of the Ninja is the absolute word in stealth. Stealth has always been an optional game choice вЂ“ you can use it if you want but at some point, it inevitably becomes easier to leave smoking craters than to hide corpses. You may get a silencer on your Beretta but thatвЂ™s about the biggest concession.

#Mark of the ninja review code

IвЂ™ve always been partial to a good stealth game and unfortunately, вЂњstealthвЂќ is usually developer code for вЂњshooting quietlyвЂќ.