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Klei Entertainment Reveals Don’t Starve And Mark Of The Ninja Collectibles
Klei Entertainment has a varied portfolio, but one consistent element of their games is a distinctive and attractive art style. Two of their titles, Mark of the Ninja and Don’t Starve, now have physical manifestations of those iconic aesthetics.
The first is a 7.5-inch figure of the marked ninja. He comes with three interchangeable, magnetic heads and is made of vinyl. He also comes with an engraved base. The ninja is available for $49.99.
Don’t Starve’s varied and colorful cast are getting their own line of figures, also. These 12 different characters are available in blind boxes, with most standing 3.5 inches. All of these include two random accessories to put in their posable arms. These were designed from the in-game art files for an authentic look.
Each blind box is $12.99, though the Klei store is offering discounts for buying in bulk. We know you’re hoping for Chester. You can check out more images of the Don’t Starve and Mark of the Ninja figures on Klei’s website.
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