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2012PCXboxSteam Deck verified97 % positive3.99 €

A brilliant 2D stealth platformer that visualizes sight, sound and light so clearly that every infiltration becomes a precise puzzle of timing and planning. Klei's hand-drawn art and multiple approaches, lethal or pacifist, make it a genre classic.

  • Distinctive, stylised art style
  • Lavish presentation
  • Tactical depth
  • Lots to discover

The closest matches for Mark of the Ninja are Shadwen, Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China and Assassin's Creed Chronicles: India. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Mark of the Ninja special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Shadwen

85 %Match

2016PCPlayStation77 % positive16.99 €

  • Tactical depth
  • Lavish presentation
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

A 2.5D stealth game where you play an assassin outwitting guards with a grappling rope, physics and shadows, while a little girl watches your choices between killing and sparing. Each encounter is a stealth puzzle, since being spotted usually means instant death.

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Lots to discover

A fast, hand-drawn Metroidvania with combat inspired by platform fighters. As Luca and her uncooperative demon counterpart Rehm, you explore a ruined, flooded city full of interconnected paths.

The Last Case of Benedict Fox

Lots to discover

A Lovecraft-inspired Metroidvania set in the 1920s where you play a detective with a demonic companion, diving into the memories of the dead. Its dark, comic-style art and mix of puzzles, exploration and combat define the experience.

Alice: Madness Returns

Dark, serious atmosphere

A grim hack-and-slash platformer that turns Wonderland into a twisted reflection of Alice's shattered mind. Its grotesquely beautiful art direction and haunting story about her family's death make every realm memorable.

Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee

Challenging difficulty

A helpless Mudokon slave escapes a grotesque meat-processing plant using cunning, chanting and possession instead of weapons, rescuing fellow workers along the way. Its blend of black humor, punishing puzzle-platforming and striking art makes it a cult classic.

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