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So, here we are again, staring at another release—NINJA GAIDEN: Ragebound, y’all. Dotemu and The Game Kitchen are hyped, I guess? They’ve got the PlayStation and Nintendo Switch launch happening on July 31, and I’m like, okay, cool, another game that’ll eat up my time.
Wait, are you still with me? ‘Cause there’s this age gate thing… Yeah, just pretend you’re legal and all. Alright, moving on.
And oh man! This one’s a blend—classic mashed with modern. From the guys who gave us Blasphemous, we get a fresh take on NINJA GAIDEN. It’s like they took a vintage wine, and bam, added a shot of espresso. More depth, more intensity. Trust me, it’s wild.
Alright, here’s the thing: Ryu Hayabusa, our dude from long ago, heads to America—family duties or something like that. While he’s away, some serious mischief goes down. Demons, drama, you know the drill. Suddenly, his hometown, Hayabusa Village, is overrun by freaky creatures, and I’m thinking, great, another Monday.
Enter Kenji Mozu—young ninja, ambitious, probably still figuring life out. And he’s like, “I got this!” Except… does he? Found himself struggling, inevitable power struggle. So guess what? He sides with the Black Spider Clan. Scandalous, right? But hey, desperate times call for bizarre alliances. When demons pop up, you gotta make do.
And the game’s got this old-school vibe—pick up and play, no tutorials needed. Yet, suddenly, you’re juggling mechanics that make you question every gaming decision you’ve ever made. Take Kenji and his assassin buddy Kumori—they’ve got intertwined fates, battling foes together. Two characters ’cause one just ain’t enough.
Oh, and then there’s the graphics. Seriously, the pixel art? It’s eye-popping. Like, each baddie is crafted with such detail, I’m half expecting them to jump out of the screen. Your eyeballs will thank you, just trust me on this one.
Anyway — wait, getting sidetracked here. If you think you’ve got ninja skills, why not put them to the test? Or maybe you’re just in it for the nostalgia trip? No judgment. Honestly, give it a whirl and let me know if you become the ultimate ninja master or just end up chucking the controller.
Whatever you decide, I’m sure it’ll be… interesting.
