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Mark of the Ninja: Remastered

Klei Entertainment / Oct 9, 2018 / Action, Indie

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In Mark of the Ninja, you'll know what it is to truly be a ninja. You must be silent, agile and clever to outwit your opponents in a world of gorgeous scenery and flowing animation.

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What's new

Bugfix Update

2019-02-19

Bugfix Update • Bug fix: "Fix for high CPU usage on OSX, and high GPU usage on OSX Mojave."

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What players say

Overwhelmingly Positive

96% positive, 2,877 reviews

Recommended14 hrs played

Mark of the Ninja is one of the best stealth games you will ever get to play. The movement is incredibly smooth and just feels great. But the actual magic is that the game is almost never frustrating. The mechanics are so well-established that you always understand why a guard spotted you and exactly what you can do in a given situation. The level and overall design is just chef's kiss. The game also respects...

35 found this helpful, 2025-10-09

Recommended48 hrs played

One of the best stealth games ever made! Now smoother, sharper, and prettier. This game outclasses most modern triple-A stealth titles. The animation flows like ink (pun intended), the sound design makes every movement feel deliberate, and the freedom to improvise your approach keeps each mission fresh. Wether I want to be a merciful ghost or crazed butcher - it's pure satisfaction....

13 found this helpful, 2025-11-12

Recommended10 hrs played

Mark of the Ninja: Silent, Deadly & Perfect This game doesn’t teach stealth; it is stealth. Klei didn’t hit the mark - they executed it, hid the body, and vanished before the credits rolled. Art? Gorgeous. Sound? Deadly. Level design? So clean, it makes other stealth games look like clumsy toddlers with swords. If you still haven’t played it, you’re basically committing stealth-based blasphemy. A True Masterpiece...

12 found this helpful, 2025-11-07