These indie games showcase the best qualities of the stealth genre!
You might find a solution to your ninja cravings.
To be frank, we’ve taken liberties with the definition of the word “ninja.”
Complete secrecy, and an incredible reward for investing in the systems that promote stealth so heavily.
11Batman: Arkham Series
There’s Even A Batman Ninja!
Batman is, by most accounts, not actually a ninja.
So in a way, he embodies the aspects of a ninja without actually being one.
That’s pretty ninja-like.
There’s more to being a ninja than just stealthy moves, after all.
Information is key, and having the tools to know your enemy better than they know themselves is essential.
There is a Batman Ninja character though, so he’s basically a ninja here by association.
Just keep stealthing, just keep stealthing…
Akito is more of a modern ninja.
He’s what a ninja would be if they had supernatural powers on top of all the stealth capabilities.
Sometimes, you gotta get up close and personal.
And for that, you need a disguise.
Agent 47 has that down in spades.
He has the tools, he can scale buildings and hide around corners.
A ninja that can be seen without being discovered is the strongest of all.
And the least-suspected blade is the one from those closest to you.
7Mark Of The Ninja
Wait, What Kind Of Mark Do Ninja Have Again?
Oh, turns out ninjas can have all kinds of marks; cursed marks in particular.
Well, that’s how the story goes according to this game’s universe.
Unleash your inner shadow in these immersive RPGs with stellar stealth mechanics!
Control multiple, deadly specialists to sneak around and infiltrate a variety of environments and structures.
These stealth games let you throw caution to the wind.
Tenchu is also owned by FromSoftware, so Sekiro could be seen as a spiritual successor to it.
The clashing of blades is exhilarating in Sekiro, but very challenging.
Anything to thin the ranks before you get to the main battle.