Shinobido: Way of the Ninja (2005)

ACQUIRE Corp.

PlayStation 2

4.00 from 36 ratings

98 members have it in their collection · 2 playing now · 29 backlogged · 32 wish listed

How long? Main story 10h (from 1 logged playthrough)

DEEP IN THE SHADOWS A NlNJA WAlTS TO STRIKE It is the 16th century. The once peaceful province of Utakata now lies in a state of despair. The elite ninja clan who once protected the region are all but dead and with no safeguard, Utakata‘s enemies are starting to stir. War is surely near. As the last of the Asuka … Read more
DEEP IN THE SHADOWS A NlNJA WAlTS TO STRIKE It is the 16th century. The once peaceful province of Utakata now lies in a state of despair. The elite ninja clan who once protected the region are all but dead and with no safeguard, Utakata‘s enemies are starting to stir. War is surely near. As the last of the Asuka Ninja you must rise up and choose a new path. Exact revenge on those who sought to end your clan and decide upon a new fate for the land. -Use Stealth or aggression to defeat your enemies -Combine your equipment to form over 150 weapons and items -Create maps and missions and transfer them to Shinobido: Tales of the Ninja on your PSP (PlayStation Portable) (sold separately) Read less
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Details

Developers
ACQUIRE Corp.
Publishers
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, Spike
Genres
Adventure
Themes
Action, Stealth
Series
Shinobido

Release dates

  • Nov 10, 2005 (Japan) PlayStation 2
  • Jun 30, 2006 (Europe) PlayStation 2
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Rating distribution

5 stars
16
4 stars
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danarvelini

Review danarvelini 5/5 · May 20, 2024

Lots of secrets. Shinobi gem

This is a game I would love to have a great remake.

It was mechanically deep and fun. It is the kind of game where you run into that thought of "what if I do this?" and the game actually supports your trial and error.

It stimulated my curiosity, creativity and fast thought. I greatly recommend it.

I am a …

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This is a game I would love to have a great remake.

It was mechanically deep and fun. It is the kind of game where you run into that thought of "what if I do this?" and the game actually supports your trial and error.

It stimulated my curiosity, creativity and fast thought. I greatly recommend it.

I am a game developer and I have imagined and planned new ideas for this universe that I would love to see it a reality in the future.

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Vallejo

Review Vallejo 5/5 · Nov 1, 2023

In my heart of hearts, this is Tenchu 5.

This game was unpolished, clunky, and one of the best goddamn things I have ever played. Don't know, don't care, I will fight you.

The Alchemy feature was so satisfying, especially because it was not easy to grasp at the beginning. It actually took me two full playthroughs to get the …

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In my heart of hearts, this is Tenchu 5.

This game was unpolished, clunky, and one of the best goddamn things I have ever played. Don't know, don't care, I will fight you.

The Alchemy feature was so satisfying, especially because it was not easy to grasp at the beginning. It actually took me two full playthroughs to get the hang of it, but after that? Woof, creating +999 sleeping bombs to steal shit. Fantastic.

Infintely replayable, absolutely satisfying to play each time. The ability to choose factions or try to stay neutral, affecting the outcome of the story... This game has freaking all.

If I was a billionaire... The porting or remastering of this game would still be far below on my list of priorities, but I would get it done, I swear.

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