

Diorama Battle of NINJA 虚拟3D世界 忍者之战
X-STREAM DIGITAL Co., Ltd. · 2016 · Action, Indie, Casual, Violent
PC
Mixed68% · 53
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About Diorama Battle of NINJA 虚拟3D世界 忍者之战
A ninja survival game where you wage combat in an expansive diorama landscape. Defeat hordes of enemies using shuriken throwing stars!
Increase your score by effectively utilizing hanabi (homing explosives), katon (fire breath), and explosive fuda (land mines).
Become more powerful by defeating enemies and ranking up.
Restore life with sushi.
Ramp up the fight with two powerful items: bunshin-no-jutsu and gama.
Play with others online.
With the ability to choose from five graphic settings, you can even play on your laptop.
*1 map only (1 map and 19stages)
Increase your score by effectively utilizing hanabi (homing explosives), katon (fire breath), and explosive fuda (land mines).
Become more powerful by defeating enemies and ranking up.
Restore life with sushi.
Ramp up the fight with two powerful items: bunshin-no-jutsu and gama.
Play with others online.
With the ability to choose from five graphic settings, you can even play on your laptop.
*1 map only (1 map and 19stages)
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Gameplay feels like a ninja stuck in a cardboard diorama, controls jitter more than a caffeine driven squirrel, graphics look like early 90s sprites, yet the absurdity makes you grin.
Very fun video game that I love to revisit often to play a quick fun game with fast runs and the great joy I have playing as a Ninja with extremely fun abilities🫶🏿. :))
Diorama Battle of NINJA is a small but spirited action title that mixes arcade-style survival combat with a miniature diorama aesthetic, creating an experience that feels equal parts quirky, chaotic, and nostalgic. Developed and published by X-STREAM DIGITAL Co., Ltd., the game centers on a lone ninja battling wave after wave of enemies in a tiny, self-contained arena. Rather than presenting a sweeping narrative or a sprawling world, it embraces a compact design that encourages quick play sessions, score-chasing, and experimentation with its assortment of tools and special items. While its scope is modest and its production values clearly reflect its indie origins, the game carries enough charm and novelty to stand out as a light, fast-paced diversion for fans of simple but energetic action. The core gameplay loop revolves around surviving increasingly dense enemy waves while making use of a surprisingly diverse arsenal of ninja abilities. You begin with basic shuriken throws, but the game quickly expands your toolkit with mines, explosive talismans, fire-breath attacks, homing projectiles, and temporary summons or transformations. These items give the player a sense of creative f…
Felt like an indie version of Sengoku Basara / Sengoku Musou. Some parts felt low quality, but I still had a lot of fun with the crazy ninja hordes (and the shurikens/cannons covering the whole screen). I’d recommend it if you can grab it on sale.
Nice
It's bad, but also, i'll never stop thinking about it. Why can he accelerate to such an insane top speed, and why is it 3d if the gameplay is entirely 2d? Why do the sounds overrun and clip? I dunno but i beat it, and it's gonna be in my head forever.
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