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Lowest Steam price ever: 29.99$ — 2026-10-23 — Current low
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The Last Ninja Collection + Bonus Games is a must-have retro compilation celebrating System 3’s most iconic computer games from the 1980s and 1990s—now preserved and playable on Windows PC. For the first time, this release brings together 7 classic titles in one package, featuring the complete Last Ninja series alongside three genre-defining martial arts games.
Famous for innovative isometric action-adventure gameplay, striking pixel art, atmospheric music, and award-winning design, The Last Ninja franchise helped define a generation of home computer gaming. Across its trilogy, the series sold over 23 million copies and remains one of the best-loved and most influential 8-bit era action-adventure franchises.
Included Games (7 Total):
- The Last Ninja (C64, Amiga) – the groundbreaking 1987 action-adventure packed with exploration, puzzle-solving, and combat.
- Last Ninja 2 (C64, Spectrum, Amiga) – Armakuni’s quest for vengeance in modern-day New York, praised for its detailed isometric world and immersive soundtrack.
- Last Ninja 3 (C64, Amiga) – a landmark entry celebrated for its design and visuals, and famously associated with a perfect review score at the time.
- Ninja Remix – a special edition featuring enhancements such as new soundtracks, updated graphics, and gameplay tweaks.
- International Karate (C64, Spectrum) – a milestone fighting game and the first European title to top the USA C64 Billboard charts, also earning major innovation recognition in 1986.
- IK+ (C64, Spectrum, Amiga) – the acclaimed sequel with improved gameplay, impressive AI, and an innovative three-player mode that helped set the standard for 80s fighting games.
- Bangkok Knights (C64, Amiga) – a Muay Thai classic noted for its large, distinct fighters and historical influence on early fighting game design.
This collection is more than nostalgia: it’s a tribute to pioneering developers and a preservation-focused release made possible with support from an incredible Kickstarter community. All Kickstarter backers are credited in-game (new name submissions are now closed).