Choice of the Ninja

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In the high-stakes game of politics between two feudal lords, you are a ninja village's chosen warrior. Earn glory for your clan as you battle your enemies, becoming a master of magic, combat, and stealth.

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

71%

Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews

story4 positive mentions

The story is engaging and allows players to make meaningful choices, including picking a gender and name.
The fight scenes are enjoyable and challenging, particularly the final confrontation.
The characters, especially the protagonist's friends, are decently developed and add depth to the narrative.

The game is relatively short, leaving players wanting more and feeling that the price is too high for the content provided.
There is no save system, which can be frustrating if players die late in the game and have to start over.
The story ends abruptly without a satisfying conclusion, making it feel incomplete and setting up for a sequel that may not be released soon.

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The story is engaging and allows players to choose their hero's path, featuring a personal quest to uncover the fate of missing parents. While the narrative is fast-paced and includes interesting elements, it ultimately feels incomplete and ends abruptly, leaving players wanting more without a satisfying resolution. Character development is decent, but the lack of payoff in key plot points and the romance option feels underdeveloped.
- “Have a personal quest to find out what happened to your missing parents.”
- “A relatively short story, but I found it satisfying.”
- “The characters were decently developed, and the story was fast-paced.”
- “While the story promises to go in a number of interesting directions with the player choosing between multiple allegiances, there is little in the way of payoff.”
- “There's no second game in the series released as of yet, so you get through the plot only for it to end abruptly, with no payoff.”
- “There's a romance option that asks how you feel about a character you literally know nothing about and haven't met in the story yet.”