A world where all ninja gather "Game Ninja World" A conflict between two feudal lords of each land over the control of the country, a spark between two major powers leading two ninja schools. The "Konpa School" mastered of "Command Technique" style, while the "Hanipa School" mastered of "Action Technique". The two camps were fighting when suddenly a machine ninja army attacked using a "Shoot Technique" style. Machine ninja army already invades a small country, and its head "You Geima" announced to the world. The start of the "Super NINJA War" that decides the strongest school in the world!
About the story
A world where all ninja gather "Game Ninja World" A conflict between two feudal lords of each land over the control of the country, a spark between two major powers leading two ninja schools. The "Konpa School" mastered of "Command Technique" style, while the "Hanipa School" mastered of "Action Technique". The two camps were fighting when suddenly a machine ninja army attacked using a "Shoot Technique" style. Machine ninja army already invades a small country, and its head "You Geima" announced to the world. The start of the "Super NINJA War" that decides the strongest school in the world!
Platforms
Switch PC PS4Genres
Hack and slash/Beat 'em up Role-playing (RPG)Themes
Action
Languages: English and 2 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Starbit
By André ReisNeptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars brings together two reputed series with a lot of fan service thrown in to give us a platforming hack and slash with comically good writing and a visually interesting world. At the same time, its high expectations fall short as the game's unimpressive lifespan and repetitive action and characters mean that it won't leave a big marking in the world of action games.
Cubed3
By Eric AceParadoxically, Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars is both too long and too short. The ingredients are there to make a surprisingly awesome game, such as a type of sphere grid, tons of different moves and equipment. However, in reality it is largely a button masher that needs far too much grind which artificially inflates the length. Overall, it was surprising how good it actually was, and there is hope they make a second one.
IGN Korea
By Seulki OhIf you’re mainly after the lovable characters appearing from both franchises, it’s a decent game to play, considering as a fan service from the developers. The combat and mini-games are better than expected, but the world building and the focus on each character are not really maintained to show their true colors. The unique collision event from worlds of Senran Kagura and Neptunia has not really created the much needed synergy and had become somewhat of an average once off show.
PPE.pl
By aysnelNeptunia x SENRAN KAGURA Ninja Wars for Nintendo Switch is a tasty morsel for fans of both brands, although it is a pity that such a short. Nevertheless, it is worth giving this hack a chance, if only to laugh again at the current pathologies digesting electronic entertainment.
Gamer Escape
By Aaron BottsNeptunia x SENRAN KAGURA: Ninja Wars succeeds at being a fun crossover and a decent enough game to play. It’s solid enough to satisfy fans and newbies alike, has a solid gameplay foundation, and isn’t afraid to let loose when the time calls for it. There’s enough here to keep you busy, and everything involved is at least competent enough to keep your attention. So long as you aren’t expecting Game of the Year material, you’ll find yourself having fun with this one. If your aim is to coast and relish in a little bit of cheesy ninja action, this definitely fits the bill.
