Ninja Avenger Dragon Blade Reviews

The game might be interesting if they introduce mouselook inversion, and controller support, or even the ability to edit key bindings. Even with those additions, the player controls lack response. Games where part of their challenge lies with the interface are handicapping their own appeal.

First of all, the story is very captivating, I like the fact that the story is being told through Katou's perspective in the trailer, it is interesting to see the bad guy's view point, very original kind of story telling. The gameplay is quite hard, it is challenging and I love it. It has the love – hate mix for sure... Best bucks spent this month.

I have followed this game since it was on the green light pace, could not wait for it to be greenlit. I am so glad they droped the original voice, it was horrible, this one is so much better, even I could do a better voice then the first one. The games is so much better the everything I played lately, I am a big fan of indie dev and this game is my fav of this month. The price of this game is very convenient taking in consideration the complexity of the game play and also the fact that it takes a lot of time to finish the game, I haven’t finished it, which is a good thing, hate paying for a game that I finish in 2-3h. Yup, I recommend it, the graphics are awesome, the whole game give you the feeling of fantasy. Hope you see a sequel soon, I thinks the story can evolve a lot.

I bought this game for my kids, they are 15 and 14, it is a bit violent but it's also a fantasy game quite cartoony, reminds me of Samurai Jack. Even though it is for them, I started playing it myself. Can’t wait for them to go to bed so I can have the pc just for me. The kids love it, but I also enjoy it a lot. Definitely recommend it. Also the music rocks, keeps you energized

Just bought the game and I can say I love the animations and the combos, I don’t master the combos yet but still when I nail one I am super happy. Ninja Avenger Dragon Blade is an amazing game that is easy to learn and hard to master. The combat system is very in depth and there is always more room for improvement, even for the masters of the game. Recommend the game to the genre lovers. And I also intend to buy this for my girl friend, she is fourteen years old. But I don’t think the game is to violent for her, is just fantasy. This is a five star game.

Sound: 6 Graphics: 6 Story: 4 Gameplay: 5 Commands: 5 Fun: 4 Time to load / lag: 8 Bugs / Problems: 6 Final (my score, my rules - these is not math, punk) - 4

Damn...I really wanted to like the game since I'm a ninja fanatic. Tenchu till death. Anyway. This game is frustrating. I'm playing around ability to finish quests. It seems like I'll finish what I need to do, but the quest giver will say it isn't done. I remember killing an axe guy before the quest was given, but then a reload allowed me to kill him again to continue. After the horse-wolves section, I killed every bandit in the village but the quest wouldn't continue. A reload didn't fix it.

This seemed like it had potential, but I found it to be ridiculously clunky and not fun as a result. There's no controller support but the mouse/keyboard controls are awkward where the mouse only pans the camera which always stays at the same distance so buildings/objects keep blocking your view of the characters. The collision detection for the player seems choppy too since many objects seem to have some leeway on their boundaries. The combat feels unresponsive to me from time to time where it feels like my character has issues striking correctly/timely. And then the enemies seem too dumb, at least from the few minutes I played, as shooting them from a particular distance meant they'd just stop trying to attack me and let me kill them without objections. Maybe this just wasn't for me.

I'm not sure what game the other reviews are talking about, I'm not seeing it. It is a fun game, but I have yet to see a "combo" of any sort nor have i encountered a challenge. Before I even got to the third area I was able to afford a sword that can kill everything from a distance. It is a lot of fun, still, but then I get stuck in the environment. When I reload my game, I am in a different area (I knew this would happen and was not worried) but then I was stuck by a story-lock and unable to progress in the game. I've only played the game an hour so far, but it was not so fun that I would want to replay that hour.

This "game" is a rip-off of Samurai 2: Vengeance, a game by MADfinger games from 2011 available on Android and iOS. Stay clear from this shady devs, don't support dishonest thievery!