I-Ninja Critic Reviews

If rich visuals, stunning environments, and the most diversity-packed gameplay of this year or any other sound good to you, I have a ninja for you to meet.

I-Ninja just oozes with a perfect blend of charm, humor, and visual quality that has been long overdue in a platform game. A definite must-own title.

I-Ninja is a sword swinging fool too; with some solid animations for a little dumpy character. And watching him slice in half a Ranx robot is really nice, with green ooze coming out of them as they fall perfectly in two.

Combining some entertaining moments, some good cheeky humour, and of course a great Ninja theme, i-Ninja will keep you playing... and may just have you calling out Hei ya! just a little too loud.

With anime inspired tones and the quick play, this game is just plain fun.

A hugely entertaining mish-mash of gaming elements, wrapped up in a glossy package. Nothing like any ninja game you've ever played before, we promise.

I-Ninja takes the stereotypes typically used around ninja characters, and exploits them into quite a humorous and enjoyable game.

A surprisingly entertaining game, as long as you don’t take your gaming too seriously.

A delightful mix of different gameplay elements.

Unfortunately, his powers don't keep these areas from being severely linear. But there's enough to do that it stays fresh.

Despite a general lack of interactivity in the game’s central areas and levels, the game contains plenty of gameplay across its five stylized locations.

Everything that the overhyped “Malice” (from the same developer) and repulsive "Catwoman" aren't.

It may not be the longest or more difficult game of its type, but it makes up for it by being a whole load of fun while it lasts.

It's not easy, it's pretty funny, and you'll only rarely do the same thing twice. It's there to test a wide variety of skills, or to simply entertain those with short attention spans, and it succeeds at both.

It really is something worth picking up if you want something that is bristling with its own attitude whilst managing to combine a lot of familiar elements together.

Packs so much personality and attitude into its formulaic design that its charm and personality lift it above the fray of me-too titles. And if the main staples of action-platforming bore you, the mini-games, bosses and the like will keep you playing.

Super-serious types who regularly dust their Ninja Scroll collections might have problems with its goofy, irreverent tone, but pure gamers will find a lot of pure fun.

I-Ninja is about quality over quantity. Most gamers can probably finish this game in about 9-10 hours but each minute will entertaining.

Overall, Gameplay is excellent, yet at many times, it can get tough.

A terrific treat for the eyes. The gameplay is simplistic and veteran gamers should pass on this, as it won’t be a diversion for long. But younger players may find this a wonderful little arcade adventure in a lush world.