Zach Potts writes:
"Overall, Ninjatown is a really decent real-time strategy game, especially for younger gamers. There were only a few levels that gave me any real difficulty though, making me replay them countless times, until they said, "You should try easy mode", and I did; however, once you become better and get more items to use, you can replay levels and go for a higher ranking. There is even some multiplayer you can play around with for more entertainment. The pacing of the game is great and there are lots of ninja and enemy types to use and fight, and because of the pacing, throughout the first half of the game, you will see something new each level, which keeps you interested in hopes of getting something cool the next round. The story is pretty kiddy, but the dialogue gets a few laughs here and there and it most definitely doesn't take itself seriously. The graphics are simple, but nice, and you'll love having your wee-little ninjas beat the crap out of everything. If you are a fan of the genre, then this is a great game to pick up for the DS."
Vgamerz writes: "As we know, licensed games are always a dodgy prospect. Alarm bells start to ring at the very mention of a ‘game-of-the-film,’ and we know they’re in immediate danger of rating high on the crapometer. For this egregious prejudice, I blame Superman 64 and its legacy of awful."
GR - "Tower defense has come a long way since its inception in Warcraft 3. Find out what the best of the tower defense genre has to offer."
Cue "but you didn't include my favorite!" comment: PixelJunk Monsters is the best TD game ever. Fact. :)
Wish Ninja Town would get ported to PC or something.
Edit: Cat, when reading this, I was thinking you'd say just that :P
It's good to see they remembered Defense Grid: The Awakening. It's the best tower defense game, when I start playing it, I just can't stop. I played many others, including Plants Vs Zombies and Ninjatown, but none gets close to Defense Grid.
StartGame: A volcano erupts near Ninjatown, which brings along Mr Demon and his hordes of devils, who are bent on the destruction of the town.