Fit check
Is SHINOBI NON GRATA worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players seeking a hard-core 2D platform action game
- Fans of ninja stories set in historical Japan
- Action players who want several weapons for fighting demons
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a relaxed or low-pressure platformer may find the hard-core approach demanding
- Players looking for extensive role-playing systems or a slower story-driven structure may find the platform combat too focused
- Players wanting multiplayer shooting or climbing puzzles should look elsewhere
Our take on SHINOBI NON GRATA
Seven weapons define the experience, giving Kaina different tools for a short route through a shrine, a ghost-filled valley and a ninja mansion before the final boss. The format combines weapon-based ninja combat with hyper-retro 2D platforming.
What is SHINOBI NON GRATA?
The story takes place in Japan during 1838, the ninth year of the Tenpō era.
Kaina, heir to a shinobi lineage known for battling demons, faces the Oboro Ittō clan after it joins forces with supernatural enemies. This side-scrolling action title supplies seven ninja weapons, such as the Murasame blade, shuriken, kusarigama and Elekiter. The journey crosses a deserted shrine, a ghost-filled valley and a ninja estate, ending in a confrontation with the boss. Its combat and narrative use a deliberately old-school visual style.
How SHINOBI NON GRATA plays
- 01Seven Shinobi Weapons
- The arsenal includes Murasame, shuriken, kusarigama and Elekiter.
- 02Demon-Fighting Story
- Kaina opposes the Oboro Ittō clan after its leader joins forces with demons.
- 03Three Named Locations
- The campaign visits an abandoned shrine, a ghost-filled valley and a ninja mansion before the boss.
- 04Retro Visual Style
- The 2D platform game uses hyper-retro graphics.
SHINOBI NON GRATA compared to similar games
SHINOBI NON GRATA is a 2D platform action game centered on seven shinobi weapons and battles across an abandoned shrine, a valley of ghosts and a ninja mansion. SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER is described as a runner with shooting elements, while Sundered: Eldritch Edition is described as a metroidvania.
SHINOBI NON GRATA: platforms & release
Is SHINOBI NON GRATA worth it?
It is worth it if: players seeking a hard-core 2D platform action game. Skip it if: players seeking a relaxed or low-pressure platformer may find the hard-core approach demanding.
Where can I download SHINOBI NON GRATA?
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What platforms is SHINOBI NON GRATA on?
Windows only.
