Mark of the Ninja: Remastered will feature fully redone 4K visuals for both gameplay and cutscenes along with enhanced audio and new particle effects. Mark of the Ninja: Remastered includes content from the Ninja Special Edition expansion, which adds an addition story level, new items, a new character, and developer commentary.įinishing the game will also unlock New Game Plus with new challenges and rewards. Players can also choose to complete the game without killing enemies or performing assassinations. There are optional objectives within the levels, hidden collectibles, unlockable abilities, and more.
Like the original Mark of the Ninja, the remastered version includes three score challenges in each level. This is great news for PlayStation 4 users as it marks the first time Mark of the Ninja will be made available on a PlayStation console. The game was one of the 14 indie games included in Nintendo's Ninties Showcase earlier this month. Klei Entertainment's Mark of the Ninja: Remastered will be made available for other platforms alongside Nintendo Switch. You know you deserved it whenever your actions alert a guard, making the game far less frustrating than any other stealth title I can recall.Mark of the Ninja: Remastered has been announced for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. As a result, there's never any ambivalence about whether or not your actions will attract a guard's attention. Louder noises like sprinting send out bigger sound waves, which can potentially reach the ears of far-off guards. Virtually any action sends out a blue wave of sound that alerts enemies if it touches them. Simply navigating Mark of the Ninja's shadowy world is a joy, but the game's most brilliant innovation is how it represents sound using visual cues. I used my grappling hook to soar above his head, dropped down behind the terrified fellow, and stuck him. Terrified by the sight of his deceased cohort sailing through the air towards him, the remaining guard panicked. I picked up the freshly murdered guard and flung his corpse down a flight of stairs, straight into the lap of the unsuspecting dude at the bottom. He wasn't even between me and the exit, but in Mark of the Ninja, the new Xbox Live Arcade game from the maker of Shank, I am unmerciful. Honestly, I didn't need to kill the other guy. Two taps of the X button later, he was down without a noise. I slipped upwards and gracefully emerged behind him. One of them was taking a smoke break, his back towards the wall I was climbing.
I latched onto a nearby wall and began my creeping ascent, carefully surveying the situation above. With him out of the way, only the two guards perched high above me on a catwalk remained. Lightning flashed as I stuffed the dead soldier into a dumpster.
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