DHGF: It may come as no surprise then, that when I took a gander at Ninjamurai, I was intrigued. It had all the looks of a truly interesting action game. On top of that, the game reminded me greatly of the Naruto: Ninja Council series. Heck, the main character built up chakra and used jutsus to get rid of enemies. I was intrigued. Finally, I saw a lot of old school appeal in the game, with shades of Revenge of the Shinobi and Ninja Gaiden. I immediately asked if we were getting this game and volunteered myself to handle the review.
Bone-idle.ie writes "Ninjamurai won a series of top awards recently including Best action/adventure and best platformer over at www.pspminis.com"
GamingUnion.net writes: "Open Emotion Studio's most recent PSP minis title, Mad Blocker Alpha, was a somewhat flawed yet incredibly rewarding title once players got to grips with the game's constraints. Not wanting to repeat the same idea over again, Open Emotion Studios has decided to go with a different genre for their latest minis entry by combining two well-known staples: platforming and ninjas. Long-time fans of the iconic genre will remember titles such as Capcom's legendary Strider franchise. So how does the developer's entry, Ninjamurai, fare? Sadly, not so well."
Ninjas and Zombies are part of a healty diet but eating one after the other can prove to be a huge challenge to any digestive system. Mmm, what to review today then? Ok, let’s go with Ninjas first and take it from there and we’ll deal with the zombies later. What could go wrong?
