NARUTO TO BORUTO: SHINOBI STRIKER Reviews

I love this game, BUT, i cannot see the leaderboards of any matches and after match my name is invisible, even if i win i cant keep track of my kills. In addition the servers arent allowing me to check player profiles. This has made it impossible to make teams, which is necissary for a game that has a low player count. I would reccomend the game but beware of this issue.

After not playing any Naruto games since 2008, I recently decided to purchase one, and I must say, I am completely hooked! As the anime enthusiast of my family, I find this game to be unlike any other Naruto title I have experienced before. Although I typically do not gravitate towards combat games, this one has captured my interest, especially given my passion for martial arts. I highly recommend it to anyone who shares a love for both martial arts and anime. Additionally, the character customization feature adds an enjoyable layer to the gameplay.

cool game and low performance requirement, easy load for my pc

I'm giving it a positive review just cuz i can't give it a neutral one, but it's literally an Okay game, i regret buying it as the game isn't any interesting, it's just an Okay game with some weird gacha system for a bunch of stuff

this game is extremely fun but plssss and im mean plsss for the love of god add skilled base match making this game has been out long enough that this should already be in the game. i still see new players and its just sad. if your new theres no way to possibly enjoy this game when your getting back shots 24/7 by people who have been playing since release.

The game is very fun in till you fight fuckass killer bee because all he does is spam his bitch ass talied beast bomb but besides that the game is very enjoyable

Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker delivers on a long-standing dream for fans of the franchise: the chance to step into the world of Naruto with your own custom-made ninja, wielding iconic abilities like the Sharingan and Rasengan. The game's character models, ninjutsu animations, and fluid gameplay mechanics showcase clear effort and attention to detail from the developers. When you're dashing through the Hidden Leaf Village or pulling off stylish jutsu combinations, it's easy to feel immersed in the world that captivated many of us during childhood. However, this experience comes with significant drawbacks. The game's monetization strategy leans heavily into a Pay-To-Win model, where access to certain powerful jutsu and characters often depends on grinding through a FOMO-driven gacha system—or paying real money. For newer or returning players, this can create an uneven playing field and a frustrating progression system. Adding to this is the game's dwindling online population. With servers often feeling lifeless outside of peak hours, matchmaking can become a chore, further highlighting the game's lack of substantial single-player content. While there are some missions and AI battles, they feel more like afterthoughts than a core part of the experience. Ultimately, Shinobi Striker shines when it's embracing the fantasy of becoming a ninja in the Naruto universe, especially in its customization and combat mechanics. But the lack of single-player depth, combined with predatory monetization and a fading player base, holds it back from reaching its full potential. I just hope this game fixes it's issues before releasing more content.

6 hours in playing single player with just going through the VR missions. Still fun, will clock in more time. Able to play with friends is better. Overall worth during sale.

Honestly really fun game especially with friends would get on sale at it goes for really cheap. :)

Still one of the best Naruto online games, but over the years there are no significant updates to this game. Could have been at the top but instead of improving the game for players they only add DLC and other micro transaction updates, so it's pay to win. L for Bandai, don't buy at full price.