Ninja Pizza Girl
Disparity Games · 2015 · Side Scroller, Runner, Parkour, Platformer, Female Protagonist
PC
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About Ninja Pizza Girl
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Deliver pizza across a neon-soaked cyberpunk city as a teenage ninja while battling bullies and self-doubt in this beautifully crafted platformer that tackles mental health through gameplay. Its innovative self-esteem system and accessible-yet-challenging design make it a rare game that's both fun to play and genuinely meaningful about resilience and self-acceptance.
Ninja Pizza Girl is a serious game about self-esteem, bullying and resilience – and pizza delivering ninjas!
Its deeply-woven story follows Gemma, a sixteen-year-old girl working as a pizza delivery ninja for her father’s independent Pizzeria. In a world where slums teeter on top of skyscrapers, where powerful mega-corporations exploit the poor and where quality pizza is hard to come by, Gemma must fight to keep her ideals, her family and their business intact in face of the most merciless enemies known to any teenage girl – other teenagers.
"Deftly tackling bullying, self awareness and self acceptance, not to mention the challenge of keeping a pizza hot, Ninja Pizza Girl is a beautiful and important game." - Rhianna Pratchett
"Ninja Pizza Girl is a beautifully presented, challenging-but-not-brutal platformer that delivers not only pizza, but important messages about self-worth and bullying. Any young people in your lives—and you!—need this game!" - Karin Weekes
Ninja Pizza Girl. For Honour. For Family. For Pizza.
Its deeply-woven story follows Gemma, a sixteen-year-old girl working as a pizza delivery ninja for her father’s independent Pizzeria. In a world where slums teeter on top of skyscrapers, where powerful mega-corporations exploit the poor and where quality pizza is hard to come by, Gemma must fight to keep her ideals, her family and their business intact in face of the most merciless enemies known to any teenage girl – other teenagers.
"Deftly tackling bullying, self awareness and self acceptance, not to mention the challenge of keeping a pizza hot, Ninja Pizza Girl is a beautiful and important game." - Rhianna Pratchett
"Ninja Pizza Girl is a beautifully presented, challenging-but-not-brutal platformer that delivers not only pizza, but important messages about self-worth and bullying. Any young people in your lives—and you!—need this game!" - Karin Weekes
- Accessible flow-based gameplay that welcomes beginners while challenging speedrunners.
- Face enemies that shove, trip, throw garbage in your hair and upload videos of their abuse.
- Unique "health" system that tracks the player's self-esteem
- A mind-melting original soundtrack by the amazing Max Maars who was featured on Triple J's "Unearthed"
- The only videogame to feature the phrase "No Pants. No Pizza."
Ninja Pizza Girl. For Honour. For Family. For Pizza.
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What Steam players say
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Decent casual running game, A little lack sometimes but overall mostly smooth run.1 found this helpful
It is a great parkour patformer with great difficulty options to scale it down to my noob level.
This is probably one of the better Indie Parkour Platformers you will play. It is short, but has a decent amount of replay value. You will certainly get your money's worth for it.
A mediocre runner with a hint of charm, and a dash of originality though no more then that.
This game is so much fun! Even after completion, it's fun to replay the levels. On top of that, it has an easy to follow story that is non-essential and interesting. Paired with the in game speedrun tracker, it's an amazing game. I would recommend it for everyone!
The story is cute. But it's a precision platformer, and the platforming isn't very good. Controls aren't tight, mechanics feel janky, and enemy movement is horrendous (enemies will go from slowly walking away from you to sprinting directly towards you instantly, before they could have seen or heard you, in a way that feels extremely unnatural). Overall I wish I could give it a thumbs up, but it doesn't feel good to play.
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