Mark of the ninja remastered moths for free#

After gathering up his equipment, Larry Ninja is able to defeat these attackers and rescue his sensei, Azai, as well as several other members of the clan. A heavily armed force is attacking the dojo of the Hisomu ninja clan.

Our unnamed ninja protagonistвЂ“yвЂ™know what, letвЂ™s refer to him as Larry Ninja from this point forwardвЂ“is resting after receiving an extensive irezumi tattoo, but is suddenly awakened by a female ninja named Ora. Mark of the Ninja: RemasteredвЂs story remains the same, so IвЂ™ll touch on it only briefly. I believe this new version also features high-resolution art and improved sound, but it kind of looked, felt, and sounded like the same game to me. Oh, and thereвЂ™s also some developer commentary nodes to discover as you play, of which I read every single entry as I find the behind-the-scenes stuff really interesting, especially when the devs are talking about limitations or coming up with unique solutions to problems. Evidently, there was a bit of вЂњSpecial EditionвЂќ DLC released for the game way back in the day that added a flashback level and new play style, but I didnвЂ™t even know that existed, and Mark of the Ninja: Remastered comes with that included. What makes this version remastered? IвЂ™m not exactly sure.

Honestly, I had no idea this was even a thing that was happening one day, I was skimming through my list of вЂњready to installвЂќ on the Xbox One, as IвЂ™m wont to do, and I saw a new icon there for it.

Mark of the ninja remastered moths for free#

I loved Mark of the Ninja, back when I played it in late 2012, and I thoroughly enjoyed revisiting the game via the recently released Mark of the Ninja: Remastered, which, thanks to Klei, was given out for free to owners of the original title.