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Checkpoints are not suited to stealth games, which always have an element of trial and error. The one that caused the most hair-pulling was the decision to use a checkpoint save system. Unfortunately, there are a number of thing that add annoyances on top of the standard frustrations stealth games have. When it works, the acrobatics and intuitive stealth systems come together to let you weave through the levels with finesse. The game includes multiple routes to an objective, which often allows you to find a safer path around tricky areas, and the 2D format makes it easy to see how the branch relates to the level as a whole. You also are extremely agile and able to climb most walls, even sometimes upside down, opening up extra options for evading guards. The stealth is reminiscent of the sneaky action style of the Batman: Arkham games, with grappling to vantage points, climbing through floor vents and takedowns from behind being immediate comparisons.

The gameplay takes a side-scrolling platformer format, and modifies it into a stealth game. As a result, what you see on-screen is both a beautiful artistic image, and a diegetic UI that facilitates the stealth. Footsteps, lines of sight, player visibility and more is indicated with clever on-screen cues. The game also uses its visuals to communicate vital information to the player. The gameplay continues the art style, and features smooth animations which give the impression that everything is choreographed, even though you are in control.

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The game is stylised as a cartoon, with the cutscenes looking as if they have been taken straight from a TV series. Ultimately, the story is just a vehicle for the art style and gameplay. The story also throws in some mild psychological elements, as the ‘mark’ the ninja has received causes delusions and eventually complete madness.

In it you play as a nameless ninja, who takes revenge on the private military corporation that attacked his dojo. Mark Of The Ninja is a 2D stealth platformer game.

After realizing his star pupil has fallen to madness, not only does he keep his calm after the marked ninja returns and finds his way to the inner garden, but he doesn't even bother to fight the marked ninja, inviting him inside, giving him a sword, and then kneeling there to let the marked ninja make his own decision, and doesn't even show a single sign of fear during the whole encounter.Take stealth gameplay mechanics spanning from 1997 to 2012, mash them with a hammer until they lose a dimension and you get the game being reviewed today, Mark Of The Ninja.

Perhaps not for the Marked Ninja, but one for Azai.

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He refuses to commit suicide and escapes from a room full of people trying to stop him with a simple smoke bomb.

The Marked Ninja standing against Azai after dealing with the Hessian Services.

After all crap he put you through it's very cathartic to finish him off. You've been tearing through Karajan's finest troops and top level security systems, after making sure he won't have any chance to escape again, by the time you enter the count's manor he really starts losing it. The build-up and the payoff are nothing short of satisfying. You then drop a broken transformer on top of the whole thing.

The Fall of Hessian Tower has you triggering several gas taps throughout a building to fill the whole thing with gas.