The simplest way to describe Mark of the Ninja is Metal Gear but with ninjas. For a remarkably simple plot, it’s delivery is better than what it has the right to be. Every stage has a short cutscene to set the mood very well, and even after the level begins dialogue is plenty, most of it being Ora functioning as the exposition/tutorial fairy. You’ve certainly heard this kind of story before, but to its credit, the story gives its all to be engaging and well-paced, with surprisingly good cutscenes and voice acting. As the plot progresses alongside the effect of said madness, things get…complicated. To aid in this quest, the protagonist has received the eponymous Mark of the Ninja, a tattoo which grants superhuman abilities at the expense of their sanity madness enhancement, if you will. In modern times, the evil corporate figure Count Karajan attacks the Hisomu clan with his private military group, and the Champion must embark on a journey to claim his head alongside a companion known as Ora. Mark of the Ninja follows the story of a nameless ninja-but he gets the moniker of ‘Champion’ from some characters. Mark of the Ninja Remastered is one such game. Review code provided by Klei Entertainment.
Mark Of The Ninja Remastered (Switch) Review
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