Ninja Girl and the Mysterious Army of Urban Legend Monsters! ~Hunt of the Headless Horseman~ Reviews

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Why would a ninja girl hunting for horseless headless horsemann? - [url=https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198428295314/] Rabbit Dude [/url] This novel... THIS NOVEL... Btw, i got school, so i learn, but when i learn that thing, it appear on this game anyway, like Civil War, Oxygen science stuff or anything. Finally a reason for my parents.

Using sexual assault as a threat for punishment is the kind of thing that makes a character unlikable.

Video review here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxwKW15pUBY&ab_channel=Wolfborgg When you mix ninja girls and visual novels, usually what you get is something very generic. They’re only there to sell you sexy waifu CGs and not much else. That’s exactly what I expected with this next game, but it turned out to be a little better than I thought. It’s full title is Ninja Girl and the Mysterious Army of Urban Legend Monsters: Hunt of the Headless Horseman. With its long name and bland marketing, I almost didn’t try this game out. But, hey, it’s from Sekai Project and they usually make some decent stuff. You follow the story of Kiri and Mary who run a Japanese-style cafe in America. In their world, urban legends, magic, and monsters are real, so their cafe also runs as a sort of cafe for the supernatural as well. Kiri is a ninja girl who also has dog ears. Mary is the urban legend Bloody Mary so she’s a ghost that lives in a mirror. They both live together and run the cafe, growing a strong bond and teasing each other. Then, one night, they find a girl unconscious outside, the Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow trying to capture her, and a mysterious “Kilroy was here” graffiti on their wall. While Ninja Girl and the Headless Horseman was better than I expected, it’s still not great. It falls victim to a lot of filler scenes and really drawn out character interactions. Not to mention how underdeveloped and forgettable the characters are and the forced sexual CGs. The only connection Mary even has to her urban legend is that she can enter mirrors. What kind of made this game stand out to me was how in-depth the writer goes with describing all the history, culture, and even science behind certain things. Usually writers only do this for their own fantasy elements in order to build their world. In this game, the writer talks about all the real weapons and techniques used as well as the magic and races of their world. It makes the game more interesting because it’s teaching you all this actual cool info while telling you a short fantasy story. Sometimes they go a little too far with it by going into vivid detail describing things that just don’t matter at all. It’s a pretty short story with just four characters, around 20 CGs, and about 5-9 hours of playtime, depending on your reading speed. But it has nice voice-acting and does really well with getting you into the scenes and action. What I also enjoy is how the game tries to set up a nice theme, which is something I didn’t expect at all. The headless horseman is an immortal dark being who wants to keep fighting and live forever. Kiri is a ninja who claims she isn’t afraid of death. And Mary is a ghost who exists only to get revenge on the horseman for killing her and her family. The three have to deal with the idea of accepting death after their core beings all reject the very notion of it. Unfortunately, the ending takes this actually well done theme and throws it into the trash. They didn’t want to go for a bittersweet ending, which ruined a lot of impact the ending had on me. In the end, it felt like nothing was really learned. Instead we just start advertising the next chapter in the series after the credits like some kind of Marvel movie. Ninja Girl and the Headless Horseman was still better than I expected. And as disappointed as I am with its ending, I would still recommend it if you don’t mind it’s short length for its $15 price. Some of it is pretty forgettable, but I enjoyed the information and themes it almost accomplished portraying.

What an amazing game, it has super cute girls and cool ninja fights and great art and some really interesting lore behind it, plus it's filled with all the best things like maids and dog ears and girls getting tied up and most importantly YURI! Actually one of the best things I've ever read.

Ninja Girl is written by the same writer as LACKGIRL (as well as Aokana), and it definitely shows with how snappy and fast paced the dialog is, and with how intricate the fight scenes are. It's very gay, but it's really horny too. It didn't feel like it was fetishy thankfully, but the big boob gags fell extremely flat. The story is such a big mishmash of different ideas like talking about WW2 memes, the Perry expedition, the mechanics of dust explosions, a specific style of Japanese pottery, and much more. It's very weird and endearing. Would love to see another vn in this universe, especially with more from the two characters that were basically relegated to the bad ends.

There is good and bad with this V/N. Pros: God tier art quality! The characters are absolutely gorgeous, and leave you craving more. It almost makes it unbelievable, because 2 of the girls are supposed to be hardened ninjas, trained from birth to push their bodies beyond their limits, and to expect death at any time. Yet they look like perfect china dolls, with no scars, perfect skin and hair, and still have their teenage innocence. Obviously not realistic. At least the perfect appearance of the 3rd girl who isn't a ninja can be explained. Cons: Short story with only one chapter. So why do the save points show that the entire story consists of points within chapter 1? What happened to the other chapters? A lot of boring conversation. I occasionally found myself wanting to fast forward some conversations to get to more entertaining parts of the story. It's completely ok that this is an all ages VN, but it hints at Yuri that never materializes or gets explained. What is the extent of their relationship with each other? The world will never know.

I loved this Game ^^ It had great Music Ninja like And very good CG etc SO as far as Story Goes Theres this Headless Horseman Haunting the streets Whenever rain Downpours And Misty Fog shows Kiri Mary An the new person lily All try and fight off this Mystic Being. In an Event Mary is Necromancer Or witch or......Ghost if you will But Have Magic within her. Kiri is Very Skilled ninja that can use all sorts of Techs Then there Lily the red Haired Girl who is Also Ninja With Advanced techs like she can stick to walls And Finally the Main Villan Headless Horseman Cause hes evil and wants to Kill all Ninjas and everyone To take revenge. I for all enjoyed this very much Ninja VN are very Good I think Im not gonna say What Happens near the end Find out For Yourself Cheap Game sorta but DEF pick it up Its Good.