Ninja Avenger Dragon Blade
Meow Studios · 2017 · Action, Adventure, Indie, Gore, Violent
PC
Mixed55% · 20
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About Ninja Avenger Dragon Blade
Ninja Avenger is an action anime inspired game, very fast paced with a exciting story that will remind you of your childhood games.Join the amazing adventure of Hayashi in an incredible ninja universe with legendary clans, ancient dragons, incredible ninja wars. Help our hero bring peace once again to these troubled realms.
Features:
- Exciting Hack and Slash Combat system
- Great Manga Story
- Challenging Quests
- Open World
- Fun to explore environments
- Epic battles with fearsome enemies
- Evolved Skill sets
- Inventory system
- Purchase weapons and accessories from merchants.
- Trading Cards
When the invaders where stopped and pushed back, the realm of Iwura was left in ruins. In order to prevent events like this from happening in the future, the clans gather to elect a shogun. This legendary leader was in charge of creating a realm army using the best and most skilled members from all the clans. The powerful army was used to keep the peace in the realms and repeal any foreign threats.
Centuries have passed since the election of the first Shogun and peace was ruling in Iwura.
This peace however wasn't a good thing for everyone.
For people like Katou, it was only creating weak and soft people that were nowhere near strong enough to fight the foreigners if they were to come back.
That's why Katou took the initiative to dethrone the current shogun in order properly use the realm army which in his eyes was a big joke.
Using the cover of the night, Katou seized an opportunity to first get rid of the Scorching Hand clan who was the most loyal and honorable clan. Before his death the leader of the clan, Okazaki, manage to hold Katou and his man just long enough for his wife and newly born child to escape and for the Shogun to find out what's happening.
Katou and his man were stopped in time but he managed to escape.
Okazaki's son, Hayashi managed to grow up, train hard with his father's sensei and become strong enough to revenge his father.
Who will succeed in this incredible clash?
Ninja Avenger is a Hack and Slash Action game, in which you have to control your hero, fight and slice enemies through various combos until you clear the stage and can move on.Learning different new skills and improving your hero's stats will help you perform spectacular attacks on your villains.
Use WASD or the arrows to move Hayashi, J and K for light and heavy attacks, Spacebar for dashing attacks, Shift for Run/Walk mode, E for use/interact with levers and other objects, Enter to open your Character upgrade menu.
Earn as much Experience as possible to upgrade your hero and his blade.
Defeat your enemies stage by stage, chapter by chapter, put the manga story pages together to understand what is happening in this universe and where to find Katou, the main villain. When you finally reach Katou, the 2 of you will have the fight of your lifetime!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate the game's simple indie charm and decent visuals, but most find it held back by frustrating technical issues and poor control responsiveness. Common complaints include clunky controls with no controller support, camera problems that obstruct the view, quest-tracking bugs that prevent progression, and combat that feels unresponsive—all combining to make what could be an interesting ninja game feel awkward and tedious rather than challenging or engaging.
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.33 found this helpful
Nice and quite simple indie game with decent visuals. I haven't play it for too long but so far i like it! I'll update my review if i'll encounter any game errors, bugs, etc...9 found this helpful
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.8 found this helpful
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.2 found this helpful
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
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.
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