Star Ninja - Review - Wright Hathery

Star Ninja has been available at the Windows Telephone Marketplace for some time now and pits ninjas against pirates. Not exactly your classic conflict just entertaining nonetheless.

The game includes iv game modes and fifty levels of play. It does have a Shuriken Ninja feel to it merely challenging enough to stand on its ain. To notice out more about Star Ninja, skip on past the break.

Game Layout

Star Ninja Main Menu

From Star Ninja'southward Main Menu you can view the local/online leaderboards, admission options (sound, music, username), and enter the game. Star Ninja has four game modes that are progressively unlocked. The ultimate goal of each way is to take out all the pirates. The modes are:

Focus Way has a limited number of stars to throw per level with a time based bonus awarded at the cease of the level.

Frenzy (my personal favorite) has unlimited stars to throw simply a limited time to have out all your enemies.

Entrada Fashion has you piece of work your way through the levels with a limited number of stars at your disposal. Your score is cumulative over all the levels.

Speed Run is like to the Entrada Mode simply adds a timer to the mix. The faster yous complete the level, the more than points y'all accrue. As with Campaign Mode, your score is cumulative over all the levels.

Star Ninja Levels

You begin by playing the Focus Manner and after you reach the 10th level in this mode, the Frenzy Mode becomes available. As you lot progress further, the other two modes become available.

Game Play

Star Ninja Game Screens

Game play is uncomplicated. In Focus and Campaign Modes, you have a cross hair that yous aim your throws with. Once you have the aim set, tap the ninja to throw.

In Frenzy and Speed Run, ninja stars are thrown past but tapping the screen where y'all want the ninja to throw at. This interface is designed for speed.

Throwing stars volition ricochet off the tops and sides of the screens and off walls. Yous also have items that volition help you lot take out the pirates such as black powder kegs that explode and anchors that volition drop downwardly on the pirates.

Once you take out all the pirates, the ninja glows with an aureola of success and you progress to the next level. Speaking of which, the same fifty levels span all four game modes. Non certain if that'southward a bad affair or not.

Overall Impression

Star Ninja is a fun, entertaining, short game. Between the iv game modes, there'due south enough of gaming but it goes quick. Luckily you can re-play each level to try to top your previous score.

I would take liked to have seen more levels of play and hopefully more will exist added with the next update. The game ran without a hitch and was fun while it lasted. It only didn't last as well long.

In that location is a free trial version bachelor for Star Ninja with the total version running $ane.29. You tin download both here (opens Zune) at the Marketplace.

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