Shinobido: Way of the Ninja is a stealth action video game developed by Acquire and published by Sega for PlayStation 2 in 2005. The game is set in Edo period Japan and tells the story of a ninja young man named Rikimaru, who must stop the plot of a group of renegade ninjas.
The game features stealth gameplay that focuses on using the environment to hide from enemies and attack from behind. Players can use a variety of weapons and skills to destroy enemies, including swords, kunai, shuriken, and poison.
The game is set in Japan during the Edo period, the era of samurai and ninjas. Rikimaru is a young ninja, a member of the Kage clan. He is tasked with stopping the plot of a group of renegade ninjas who are plotting to overthrow the government.
Rikimaru begins his journey in his village, where he meets and helps a young girl named Akiko. Akiko is kidnapped by a group of ninjas and Rikimaru must rescue her.
After rescuing Akiko, Rikimaru continues his journey. He travels to various locations throughout Japan, including Kyoto, Edo, and Osaka. Along the way, he faces various enemies, including traitorous ninjas, samurai, and mercenaries.
Finally, Rikimaru reached the castle of the traitorous ninjas. He must fight their leader, a ninja named Jiro. Rikimaru defeated Jiro and stopped the plot of the traitorous ninja group.
The graphics of Shinobido: Way of the Ninja are highly appreciated by critics. The game has beautiful 3D graphics, with detailed character models and vibrant environments.
The game also has good sound effects. The game’s music has Japanese influences, creating a mysterious atmosphere for the game.
