

Ninja Reflex: Steamworks Edition
Sanzaru Games · 2008 · Indie, Casual, Ninja
PC
Very Positive88% · 52
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About Ninja Reflex: Steamworks Edition
Master the Art of Speed and become a Ninja Gamer! Ninja Reflex uses martial arts challenges to test your reflexes, sharpen your hand-eye coordination, and measure your reaction times to the millisecond. Wield throwing stars, katanas, nunchucks...even chopsticks! Progress from White Belt all the way to Black Belt, 3rd Degree, and see if you can complete the 50+ Steam achievements on your journey!
- 300 Ninja challenges to conquer.
- Go from White Belt to Black Belt, 3rd Degree.
- 50+ Steam achievements to complete.
- Compete in local multiplayer battles with up to 4 players.
- Receive authentic martial arts wisdom from your Sensei.
- Create a Ninja Name from over 25,000 possibilities.
- Learn to Meditate to achieve greater mental focus.
- Find all the Half-Life and Portal Easter Eggs!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I bought this game so it wouldn't have the most common achievement on steam yes I'm a hater1 found this helpful
This game is very underrated because the mini games are fun to try to beat your best time and the meditation part actually works, I used it years ago to calm down when I was too stressed.1 found this helpful
When my ♥♥♥♥♥♥ ex-wife gave my Nintendo Wii away, this allowed me to enjoy the game again. A VR version would be lovely!
Been playing off and on casually for 14 years. Great game to test your reflexes and timing.
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Wish I could recommend it because I like mini-game collections, but this one is extremely lazy and cheaply made. Ninja Reflex is a mini-game collection (or party game, as they are sometimes called) with 6 ninja themed mini-games. Right from the beginning, you're getting a red flag: a mini-game collection with just 6 mini-games. But this is just the tip of the iceberg. The game has three modes: singleplayer, multiplayer and zen meditation. Let's start with the singleplayer. In singleplayer you need to undertake several challenges in each type of mini-game in order to earn belts. The game boasts that it features „300 Ninja challenges to conquer”. While technically true, it won't seem as impressive when you realize that each discipline (mini-game) has only a total of six types of challenges, that get repeated over and over as you try obtaining a higher belt. Sure, they get harder, but apart from that, they're identical in nature to the challenges you undertook for the previous belt. I have not reached the end of the game due to boredom, but from what I can tell, once the game is over, it's over, and once the challenges are done, there is no replayability whatsoever. There is no sc…
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