Dave Payerle writes: Just like everyone else, ninjas come in all shapes and sizes. Mini Ninjas Adventures casts you in the role of Hiro, a young ninja who fight must through hordes of enemies to save his friends and master from the Samurai Warlord. Like Hiro, the game is cute on the outside but has a surprising amount of depth, and despite some occasional hiccups it’s a great example of how a Kinect game can be a lot of fun when it is well-executed.
Brash Games writes "Despite its handful of technical deficiencies, Mini Ninjas Adventures, thanks to its strong core concept, utterly gorgeous visuals and underlying charm, overcomes its problems to stand proud as one of the finest Kinect games to date".
OXM UK: "Mini Ninjas Adventures is a good Kinect game. And that means, necessarily, that it's a simple Kinect game. It knows the limitations within which it must, at least for now, work. And it plays cleverly inside them. This is a game of sidestepping and natural movements that don't require split-second timing - but still manage to reward skill."
OXM: "Cutesy enemies fling arrows and swing swords at the brave ninja standing in their way — you. Luckily, you can fight back...if you can get Kinect to recognize your movements."
