Ninja: Shadow of Darkness

Ninja: Shadow of Darkness

PlayStation

Release Date: September 30, 1998

Action, TPP, fantasy, ninja, beat 'em up, Japan, singleplayer

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Three-dimensional engraver, in which we play the title ninja warrior. As we play, we travel through different locations and fight with the opponents we meet; from time to time we also have to solve an uncomplicated riddle or go through the platform section.

Ninja: Shadow of Darkness is a three-dimensional beat'em up developed by Core Design (creators of the Tomb Raider series). The production was originally developed for Sega Saturn and PC, but eventually it appeared only on the PS1 platform, published by Eidos Interactive.

Story

Ninja: Shadow of Darkness takes the players into a fantasy land inspired by feudal Japan, which two powerful warriors have divided among themselves. One of them did not like the terms of the agreement, so he decided to sell his soul to a demon in exchange for taking control of the whole territory. An eternal night took over the land, monsters began to reign, and demon-possessed people attacked anyone who stood in their way. The main character, the title ninja, decided to face the perpetrator of the catastrophe and restore the old order.

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Last updated on May 1, 2020

Ninja: Shadow of Darkness Summary

Platforms:

PlayStation 1

PlayStation 1

Developer: Core Design

Publisher: Square Enix

Age restrictions: none