Bone-idle Gaming writes "If Mad Blockers pushed the idea of what I’ve come to expect from a Mini game, Ninjamurai looks set to totally blow all those preconceived ideas out of the water. I was lucky enough today to get some hands on time with an early build of the game, and to say I’m impressed is an understatement.
Ninjamurai could be described as a modern take on an old classic. From the first moment you start to play this 2D side scrolling platformer you are reminded on the classic Shinobi series, with many subtle nods and winks to the retro classic with its jumping crates, throwing knives and hacking sword play. The more modern gaming influence become apparent later on, for example being able to change your attacking style to a much slower more measured approach allowing you to get in close and do some serious damage"
Bone-idle.ie writes "Ninjamurai won a series of top awards recently including Best action/adventure and best platformer over at www.pspminis.com"
GamingUnion.net writes: "Open Emotion Studio's most recent PSP minis title, Mad Blocker Alpha, was a somewhat flawed yet incredibly rewarding title once players got to grips with the game's constraints. Not wanting to repeat the same idea over again, Open Emotion Studios has decided to go with a different genre for their latest minis entry by combining two well-known staples: platforming and ninjas. Long-time fans of the iconic genre will remember titles such as Capcom's legendary Strider franchise. So how does the developer's entry, Ninjamurai, fare? Sadly, not so well."
Ninjas and Zombies are part of a healty diet but eating one after the other can prove to be a huge challenge to any digestive system. Mmm, what to review today then? Ok, let’s go with Ninjas first and take it from there and we’ll deal with the zombies later. What could go wrong?
Loved Mad blockers so hyped about this.