Team Ninja has released a 13-minute gameplay trailer for Ninja Gaiden 4. This trailer is based on the Gamescom 2025 build and showcases some of Yakumo’s advanced combat abilities. So, if you are looking forward to it, I highly recommend watching it.
NINJA GAIDEN 4 will combine Team NINJA’s clever combat with PlatinumGames’ fast and flashy action. You’ll battle in intense fights that look awesome and reward good skill and timing. You can use powerful moves like Bloodbind Ninjutsu to switch weapons and crush enemies, along with classic attacks like the Izuna Drop and Flying Swallow.
Players will not only control Yakumo. The legendary ninja, Ryu Hayabusa, will make his big return in Ninja Gaiden 4. As such, you will be able to play with both Yakumo and Ryu.
Ryu will have both brand-new weapons and abilities, as well as some fan-favorite tools from past games. You’ll be able to customize your fighting style so you can play the way you like best.
The game aims to push experienced players to their limits with tough enemies and tricky battles. At the same time, new players will still get an exciting, action-packed adventure full of intense fights, cool moves, and surprising moments.
Microsoft will release NINJA GAIDEN 4 on PC on October 21st. Since this is a PlatinumGames game, I’m a bit worried about the PC version. We all know how awful the PC version of NieR: Automata was. Or how about The Wonderful 101 Remastered? I really want to be proven wrong. But PlatinumGames’ PC history does not bode well. Anyway, you can also find its official PC system requirements here.
Stay tuned for more!
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