You are Akane, a Kunoichi ninja secretely loving her master Goro, a noble samurai. One day Goro is kidnapped by the evil Hiromi - you have to rescue him, but it won't be an easy task!
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Please note: This is the second iteration of this review following an update and comment from the developer. However, it is not overly different to the first. ---- I purchased this game due to the premise - an anime style ninja platformer (if that makes sense). However, it was a little bit underwhelming and disappointing. Gameplay is pretty much how you would expect your normal platformer - it is nothing special. There are 3 levels in each stage, with the last being a boss battle. Each level gets more difficult as it goes along (as you'd expect). Whilst what you get here is nothing too bad, very few new gimmicks are introduced as you go along (certainly no new enemies (excluding bosses) in the second and third stages), making gameplay seem a little monotonous at times. The secret ninja technique mechanic is ok, but it is a shame that these cannot be used in the boss fights and that the
Akane might be the clumsiest ninja to ever find her way into a video game. She moves like a stone statue that has suddenly been given the ability to walk, sliding around as if every surface she touches is ice and often forgetting how to properly jump. Though I suppose I'd find it pretty hard to move effectively if I had two watermelons bouncing around on my chest, making the simple act of walking across a room an involved procedure as you desperately attempt to deal with the sheer uncontrollable force of your own momentum. Making matters worse are dozens of the worlds second dumbest ninjas, who patrol around in obnoxiously difficult to reach places while starring at you like you're a harmless circus animal jumping through hoops. And that would be somewhat accurate, though there are rather a lot less giant flaming rings and many more exceedingly dull platform layouts and cheep traps. Ch
Wanted to like this game because I enjoy old school platfomers but unfortunately there is so many things that ruin the experience. For starters the level design is horrid and constantly forces you into a trail and error process. Platforms that move and fall have very questionable collision detection. Those that fall are not distinguishable from other normal platforms and never respawn causing to restart the level without warning. The controls are unforgiving and the stick-to-wall mechanics take some getting us to. Put this all together and you get some very frustrating experience that I cannot recommend.
Akane the Kunoichi is a classical platformer (singleplayer). Graphic: Simple 2D graphic. It kinda looks like a mix out of an old retro game and ANIME. Anyways even it’s made so simple it’s still really cute designed (especially the „Maneki Neko“ the Chinese beckoning cat). There's not much enemy variety, but that's compensated with the awesome level design and funny Chinese details. Controls: The controls are a bit extraordinary and seem to be initially clunky, but are actually perfectly responsive once you get used to it. Ah by the way (if you buy the game) you also have to use WASD (up, left, down, right) and K for Enter (L = Back) in the main menu! Story / Gameplay: You play as the ninja girl Akane who seems to adore her master Goro a bit (looked for me like that from the intro lol). Suddenly Goro got kidnapped by the evil Hiromi. To rescue Goro you have to find a way through 15
To be honest, I just bought this game for the big boobs badge😋, those very cute emoticons and because it was in a good bundle, I think. But when I saw its achievements, I thought: "Oh, this game seems very short and easy, no big deal, I can finish it with a couple of runs, let's do it". And then were the hours of shame, suffering, crying, hatred, hurting myself because of punching the keyboard and the screen, broke my K button. Nobody loves me. Yeah, this war is mine, no songs were sung. I hate it😡 Well the game is actually pretty good, classic 2D sidescroller reminds me of my childhood, simple graphics, great soundtrack🎧, pretty short but you can't ask for more with a 💲2.99 trading card game, right❔ No difficulty option, that's fine, you can still beat the game easily but to unlock every achievements is a pain in the as*. A small tip that helped me a lot: Can't beat that level, leav
I'll start with the good things this game offers. It is fairly inexpensive. It has trading cards. It has relatively easy enough achievements. That's pretty much it. Those were the reasons I picked up this title. Everything else was sub-par or just generally terrible. The game offers 15 levels of gameplay with 5 bosses. The music was boring and repetitive. The controls were clunky and frustrating. Water and ice physics introduced in levels 6-12 made the game infuriating almost to an unplayable point. There is little to no variance in enemies at all for the duration of the game. (Pretty sure you encounter all 4 enemy types in the very first stage). Overall, the game is good for a small distraction, though the appeal wears off very quickly and turns into memorising enemy spawn locations, trail+error and frustration. If you're gonna get this game to get 100% achievements, save yourself th
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