#Mark of the ninja remastered review free

When I go to kill the imaginary lady, I'm not saying 'kill self', I'm saying screw everyone telling me what to do, time for that crazy lady to 'die' so I can go do my thing and decide who needs a hefty helping of ninja. The story is kinda lame melodrama, I think the choice at the end is lame and not at all what I was thinking. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. It's more about the experience of playing the game and accomplishing in-game achievements, or just accomplishing personal ones. Was the ending the greatest? Meh, not really, but it was fitting. Overall, I couldn't find much to complain about.

#Mark of the ninja remastered review free

The free DLC content is a very nice bonus addition, as well, adding a little more backstory and forcing you to be a little more creative to dispose of enemies. I found that it's really an interesting one that gives meaning to the things you do in the game. The story was inconsequential to me at first, but eventually I found myself going back to replay old levels while paying more attention to the plot. I prefer to terrorize the guards into shooting each other or falling off the edge of a building, but a swift execution after dangling above them like Spider-Man is fun too. There is plenty of replayability and room to get creative.

Different outfits and tools can be combined to sow the most terror, deal the most damage, or to simply escape from sight as quickly as possible. The gameplay is so fluid and the assassinations so satisfying that there is joy to be found in doing the most basic things. It allows for a lot of experimentation and even during a particularly difficult part of a mission, I never really got too frustrated. One of the best things about it is the freedom and confidence to do just about anything you can think to try-if you fail, you get to try again very quickly with very little fuss. It turns out a 2D stealth game can be fantastic if done right, like this game is. I typically love stealth assassination games, but I was a little hesitant about a 2D one. It turns out a I had so much fun playing this game.