Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge

Feels more like a true Ninja Gaiden game than Ninja Gaiden 3 did.

Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge suffers from a lack of balance and will no doubt be a source of frustration

Razor’s Edge offers glimpses of brilliance, with some excellent combat coupled with some challenging enemies and memorable boss encounters. But amongst the shining lights, there are too many lights that are poorly designed or flat out unnecessary. When you provide a linear experience you need to provide either an engaging story, or gameplay that is entertaining and fresh enough to keep the player interested. Sadly, the repetitive nature of linearity alongside some poor design choices take away the pleasure combat instilled to the player.