Save the Ninja Clan Reviews

Very fun game. Very challenging, keeps you on your toes. I would recommend this if you're a fan of platformers. $.99 you cant beat the price. I plan on playing more, so check back for an update review on this title.

This game is so bad, i fucking hate it so much. The game controlling in general runs like complete horseshit. The game is pretty much a clone of super meat boy, but ranked up to nearly impossible with some of the bullshit levels this game contains. I highly advies that you do not spend you money on this game, it is absolutely terrible. I guess that's why it is only 49 cents, should have been free

Fun game, with good controls and some quirky humor. Was a fun experiance playing casually, and I could see a Speedrun of this game being very entertaining, both to watch and to try. At the end of the day, this game is worth your money for sure. I look forward to what this developer has in store for the future!

great platformer game where you have to run and run and run jump and jump and jump because creators has invented lots and lots of different obstacles, shots, engines, propellers, enemies so you just cannot have a spare second :) - and this is what i liked in a game: it does not stay the same; everything changes, the very next moment after you seem you just got used to it you are getting something new that keeps you in - game is a challenge! i think platformer games are just eternal - whatever the technologies may come to we still play platformer games - and i recommend this one.

It's a fun platformer that gets you into the rhythm. Also, for anybody who's played the Vita version, you might know the Vita is underclocked and has issues playing a lot of games properly, this game being one of them. I was glad the pc version runs the way it's supposed to.

Pretty decent experience. I had great fun finding all those «bugs» and stuff with narration Stanley Parable-like. Small (can be beaten in one sitting), but good and well-polished game (but at some places you can get out of bounds without narration, that's kinda sad). OK controls, simple story, forgetable music. If you love 2D-platformers like I do, you should check it out, for such price it's really good.

Very solid platformer. Fun puzzle solving at a fast pace, challenging without being frustrating.

I actually enjoy this game. The visuals aren't super polished by any means, but they get the job done, and everything else is pretty nice. The gameplay is spot on, being difficult enough, but not so difficult you wanna give up. The writing from the developer is charming, and the secrets are creative and interesting. The price is spot on for what you get and honestly, the length is perfect. It's long enough that you can have fun, but it doesn't overstay its welcome and get boring. The achievements also only take about 2-4 hours to complete.

Save the Ninja Clan Save the Ninja Clan is a unity based 2D side scrolling platformer similar to Super Meat Boy. You play a brave ninja who sets out to rescue his ninja pals and stop the evil white ninja. You start your journey with a green suit equipped with double jump and a knife you can throw to kill enemies, and later can trade the green suit between a blue and black suit, which have the powers to sprint (blue), and puff into a cloud of smoke to evade deadly traps (Similar to the rolling system from Guacamelee). Your knife starts as just a basic knife. If an enemy shoots at you and your knife connects with it, it destroys the knife, but you can throw them quickly and infinitely so throwing them non-stop is warranted. By collecting the 33 collectibles found in each stage (1 per stage), you can use those collectibles to unlock new knife upgrades, such as a knife that goes through bullets, rockets, etc. destroying them and continuing forward, or another knife that kills all enemies in one hit. There is one other upgrade that allows for a knife spin, but other than the cool ninja effect, it doesn't seem to do much else. Each upgrade requires 7 collectibles, so 21 total for all 3, meaning you don't need to collect all the collectibles in the game to get them. There are 34 levels total in the game, 31 basic platforming levels and 3 boss levels. There are a few tricky levels, but all-in-all they are pretty basic when compared to some of the levels featured in Super Meat Boy. There are also nifty secret "glitch" areas in 31 of the levels, which when accessed bring up a command prompt with witty humor as if the developer were watching you break their game. Save the Ninja clan features 30 achievements, all of which are relatively easy. I can honestly say the only two that were a bit troubling were the achievements for beating 5 and 10 levels without dying, as you need to play 10 straight levels, you cannot replay a level, and you cannot exit and go to another level. Still easily achievable with a bit of practice. Overall, Save the Ninja Clan is a small game, but it's a game that for the price of $0.99, is still very much worth it. 34 levels, a bunch of secrets, a small amount of easy to find collectibles, and an simple achievement completion to be had. Definitely recommended.

This is my first ever review of a game. I like short, fun, platform games that have an old school feel. This game is fun, I am 44 and like platform games from the 80's this game is a fun little time waster. It can be frustrating as all get out. The fun little thing is once you get it right, it replays the level showing all your other attempts like a little auto rolling level run. After the 19th attempt there are quite alot of little ninjas running along. At under a $ well worth the money.