Ninja in Training
Tall James Games · 2017 · Indie, Casual, VR, Ninja
PC
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About Ninja in Training
Becoming a Ninja usually takes years of practice and concentration. Thankfully, there's an easier way to become a pro! Practice hitting targets with shuriken in this casual Ninja Training game. You’ll be a master in no time!
There are eight levels to play in this game. Each of them offer a different challenge.
Ninja in Training offers two different types of targets, each with two types of behaviors. The first is a normal dummy target, and it can either be stationary or moving. The other type is a balloon target. It will either be moving up and down, or it will be hovering in place in the air.
Each level has a stats board that reports your overall history on that level. It will tell you the highest score that has been achieved on that level, how many times you have won the level, and how accurate you have been over all the attempts on the level. These stats boards may be reset on a per-level basis if you wish to start over from scratch to try to improve your stats.
There is a day/night option as well that will allow you to play at either daytime or nighttime. This can be toggled at the main spawn area next to the shrine at the top of the stairs in-game.
All options/buttons are in-game, and there are no "Traditional Menus" that detract from the immersion of the game.
There are eight levels to play in this game. Each of them offer a different challenge.
Ninja in Training offers two different types of targets, each with two types of behaviors. The first is a normal dummy target, and it can either be stationary or moving. The other type is a balloon target. It will either be moving up and down, or it will be hovering in place in the air.
Each level has a stats board that reports your overall history on that level. It will tell you the highest score that has been achieved on that level, how many times you have won the level, and how accurate you have been over all the attempts on the level. These stats boards may be reset on a per-level basis if you wish to start over from scratch to try to improve your stats.
There is a day/night option as well that will allow you to play at either daytime or nighttime. This can be toggled at the main spawn area next to the shrine at the top of the stairs in-game.
All options/buttons are in-game, and there are no "Traditional Menus" that detract from the immersion of the game.
What Steam players say
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✦ AI summary
This ninja-themed VR game suffers from significant technical issues that undermine its concept, particularly with inconsistent shuriken physics and unreliable hand tracking that breaks between levels and forces restarts. While the premise appeals to fans of ninja games and VR experiences, the persistent bugs and lack of polish make it difficult to recommend even at its low price point.
As someone who's very much into ninjas and VR games, I had high hopes. Unfortunately, this game is absolutely riddled with bugs and it's not worth playing. This game is extremely inconsistent with its shuriken physics, but the main issue is the hand tracking is always broken. Move to a level, and suddenly all shuriken are flying backwards and you can't fix it. There's a reason it's so cheap, and that's because the developer knows how awful it is and hopes people won't refund a one dollar game. It's not worth the 75 cents I paid for it. DO NOT BUY!6 found this helpful
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