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2016PEGI 16PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck verified90 % positive19.49 €

As an undead assassin you wield shadows: teleport between them, stay invisible and eliminate targets silently across Japanese-inspired levels. Light acts as your enemy, giving the stealth a distinct feel, with co-op also available.

  • Sneaking and hiding
  • Interconnected level design
  • Melee combat with weapons or fists
  • Fantasy setting
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Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Aragami special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Mark of the Ninja: Remastered

89 %Match

2018USK 16PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck verified96 % positive16.79 €

Brings what grabs you about Aragami: sneaking and hiding, interconnected level design as well as a distinctive art style.

An elegant 2D stealth game where you play a ninja who either silently assassinates guards or slips past as an unseen ghost. Clear visibility rules, fluid animation and a striking comic-style look turn each area into a tactical puzzle.

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Sneaking and hiding

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Mark of the Ninja

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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.

Tenchu 2: Birth of the Stealth Assassins

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Tenchu: Stealth Assassins

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Tenchu: Wrath of Heaven

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As the burly warrior Rau, you slash and sneak through a dark fantasy world. Its distinctive combat system lets you target and attack multiple enemies with the right stick, while a raven companion scouts ahead.

Tenchu Z

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