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About This Game Pixel Shinobi is a game in the genre of stealth and platforming with elements of RPG, in which the player plays as the Shinobi (Ninja). The player can gain experience when killing enemies and eventually be able to unlock more advanced ninjutsu. Going through the levels the player will collect the various ingredients in which he can craft weapons: shurikens, poisons, elixirs, grenades, mines, as well as the main weapon the Katana, Ninjato and Kusarigama. At the end of each level the player gains experience for the past level completed, the game utilizes a stealth mechanic in which hide and seek can be your best weapon of defense and offense. Being able to hide in the shadows and deliver crucial and critical blows to an enemy can also give you experience in the end. After each level the player will be returned back to their home village in which they are able to purchase weapons, items and more advanced ninjutsu in the game.StoryIn 1560 A.D - Japan’s last Shogunate lost full control over the realm causing an eventual explosion into a massive civil war with other provinces of the once mighty empire. Anarchy reigned through the country as the different clans waged an all-out bloody war for supremacy. One clan "Steel Claw" in particular led by their Daimyo (Military Leader) Mamoru Imai, began seeking the knowledge of old forbidden practices and worshiping dark entities in order to try and place a curse upon his enemies. Mamoru was soon to be infected by the spirit of a vindictive and very malevolent Samurai warlord. Through this infection, "Steel Claw" began a campaign of total chaos and hatred spreading vile darkness through the lands, infecting other nations along with it. The demonically possessed Daimyo allies himself with nine other powerful demons and forges a massive army born from hatred and fueled by blood. No one army can withstand him. All hope is on the detachment of the shinobi clan "Black Lotus", operations of sabotage only can weaken the power of Mamoru. The warlord must be assassinated or Japan will crumble into dust.FeaturesFast and Dynamic Gameplay10 Powerful Bosses With Unique AbilitiesDynamic Battles With Vivid AnimationsDismemberment and Gore StealthThe different types of enemies, that will require different battle tactics to defeat.Craft (more 200 Recipes)Lot of Perks and Abilities 7aa9394dea Title: Pixel Shinobi Nine demons of MamoruGenre: Action, Indie, Early AccessDeveloper:Ametist studioPublisher:Ametist studioRelease Date: 10 May, 2017 Pixel Shinobi Nine Demons Of Mamoru Crack And Patch pixel shinobi nine demons of mamoru skidrow. pixel shinobi nine demons of mamoru igg. pixel shinobi nine demons of mamoru review. pixel shinobi nine demons of mamoru скачать торрентом. pixel shinobi nine demons of mamoru. pixel shinobi nine demons of mamoru free download. pixel shinobi nine demons of mamoru download I give this game a positive review with some reservations and qualifications.This is an old school type action platformer with stealth elements that plays a bit like a mix between the Sega Shinobi games and Ninja Gaiden with stealth, gadget, and RPG-lite character progression elements that seem to me obviously inspired by Klei's Mark of the Ninja. These are all in themselves, good things, as these games are great potential sources of inspiration.The execution of these ideas and mechanics unfortunately is where this game, at this as yet early stage of its development, stumbles, as well as in some other somewhat trivial, yet crucial areas, like the UI. Also, I believe the game is plagued by a few just plain bad ideas, too, which I will get into. The stealth system still feels quite rough around the edges to me, to begin with, the assassination mechanic is pretty buggy and glitchy and not ideally implemented. To perform an assassination move, you need to be standing basically right on top of an enemy and press the block button, unfortunately, the game does a poor job of indicating when you are actually in range of the enemy to perform it, so it's very easy to accidentally flub the attempt and get detected. That being said, as you play the game more, you get more used to this, and get better at being able to properly perform it, still, the ability also seems to glitch out and not work properly about ten percent of the time as well, which is one of many indications of how this game is still not yet in an optimal, finished state.I would like to suggest adding a UI element, like an icon above the player character's or enemy's head informing the player when he is in range to assassinate an enemy as well as slightly increasing the range itself on the ability so that it can trigger when you're right behind an enemy as opposed to actually on top of them, this would lessen a good deal of the frustration felt by newcomers in essentially unfairly getting their cover blown. As for the acquisition of the assassinate ability itself, I think that this should be part of the innate skillset of Hideaki (the PC) rather than an ability unlock for two reasons: it's an integral ability to both the game's and this genre's skillset nearly on par with sneaking and jumping and also because it's easy to miss in the first string of missions without returning to the village to unlock it from the sensei, and yet is required to complete certain objectives in that first string of missions. This leads me into various problems I have with the game's relative lack of tutorials and signposting which I will get into later.The other major issue with the stealth mechanics that I have is that the game does a somewhat poor job of explaining what exactly consitutes a state of concealment from the enemy and the player is pretty much left up to themselves to figure all this stuff out. This is partly due to the lack of sufficient tutorial explanations on the matter, partly due to the nature of the semi-randomized level design (something else I will touch on in momentarily) and partly due to the way the game sort of throws the player into the deep end of the pool without properly introducing its mechanics at a more gradual pace. This is a problematic issue for a stealth game to have IMO. It does a good job visually relating sound made by both the PC and enemies, but it does a poor job depicting what the visual range and visual detection radius of enemies is. Again part of this is related to the semi randomized nature of the level design, which may or may not place much-needed tufts of grass for you to hide in at critical parts levels, but part of this is just plain lackluster level design in itself. The other two major issues I have with this game in its current phase of development are related, so I will talk about them somewhat interchangeably. They are the game's lack of some crucial UI and tutorial elements, and its fondness, for whatever reason, for two highly fashionable, yet in my opinion, with a few exceptions, lamentable gameplay mechanics that are all the rage today: crafting systems, and procedural, randomized level design (although only enemy postions and treasure chests are randomized, not the actual level layouts themselves)Both of these features exert a considerable detriment on the game and the crafting system's drawbacks are themselves further compounded by the lackluster UI. When you pick a crafting item or gadget up, you have no inventory screen to tell you what it is you've acquired, just a visual icon in the case of a gadget. There are no tooltips whatsoever, let alone names in your on-screen inventory, so most of the time, in order to find out what a gadget does, you have to waste it first, if it's something like a mine, not even using it is going to tell you what it is, so you only find out after you trip on your own mine and get hurt. This is unacceptable. Furthermore, when you go into the village to craft stuff, the game tells you what the name of stuff is, but again gives zero description of what it actually does, beyond what you can surmise from the icon, and does not tell the name of the ingredients for the various crafting recipes you have, which makes quickly trying to figure out what ingredients you need for what you want to craft a pain.But my biggest gripe with the crafting system is that it creates waste and it is totally unnecessary. What I mean by it creating waste is that it compels the developers to make all these redundant gadgets merely to satisfy the need to make a broad crafting system, rather than compelling them to put gadgets in the game because they actually serve a use and are tightly implemented. Currently, there are like 5-10 varieties of each type of gadget, the majority of which are just more or less crappy versions of each other and are entirely redundant. Moreover, because of the randomized nature of drops in the game, you may or may not get the ingredients you need to get the gadgets you need, and again this is all compounded by the lousiness of the UI when you go to craft. Just ditch the crafting system guys, and make gadgets a progressive unlock, either based on level progression or unlocking skills at the dojo from the sensei and give us fewer, but better gadgets, each of which should have a short tutorial section demonstrating their uses on bestowal. And make their ammo a limited, but guaranteed drop while retooling the level design around their use.The one element of the crafting system I like is the ability to use alternate weapons other than the ninjato and unlocking skills for them at the dojo, maybe keep that, but the rest of it just hurts the game.As for the randomized enemy and loot placements, this is also an issue I had problems with. A stealth game needs to have predetermined enemy locations so that the player can plan his route properly through the level and be able to execute his skills and follow the gameplay mechanics properly. This is just an axiom of stealth game design, otherwise the game is going to have a lot of frustrating and unfair moments as a result of enemies being in unfair, unexpected, and unplanned for locations. This is especially irksome when enemies may (or may not) be placed at checkpoints, which violates another basic rule of game design so fundamental I don't really don't know how the devs missed it: don't place enemies or obstacles right on top of checkpoints or other gameplay oases, especially not in stealth games.These are my chief issues with the game, and while it might seem like I only have bad things to say, let me stress, I know the game has a long way to go, and I think it shows a lot of potential and it does most basic things like platforming and combat right. The passion of the dev for the project is obvious and this game has intrigued me, so I hope they fix some of these issues and becomes one of the jewels of the genre. I wouldn't be so harsh if I didn't see a lot of promise here.. Pixel Shinobi is a solid platformer. It's hard and you'll die a lot, but it never feels cheap and it's consistently entertaining.The stealth mechanics are simple enough, and stealthy assassinations require some exact timing to pull off—exactly as it should be—which makes it feel extra rewarding when you slaughter everything without being seen. Tight controls and challenging AI make for excellent fights when you are seen, even against fairly basic enemies, and the bosses I've fought so far are tough and memorable. Gameplay is a clear 10/10. My complaints are minor, mostly related to translations so laughably poor it almost seems intentional. I would like to see labels and tooltips for crafting and inventory management, as well, because you can't tell what the hell anything does until you actually use it.Overall, this is a must-own for people who love ninja games, and I highly recommend it for everyone else. I bought it on sale and it feels like a bargain, and it's still in Early Access.. Pixel Shinobi shines as a throw back to martial arts cinima of the 80's/90's, captures the feel of ninja gaiden from the NES and grows that gameplay to become a game you have a nastalgic connection to but still challanges and imersses you in its play. I begin pixel shinobi utterly in love with its style ( yes pixels again but don't we all just love those pixels) bright, colorful, with just enough detail, and once the first mission starts all the blood you would expect from a game about ninja with broken english (which i believe is to evoke classic martial arts cinima's terrible dubbs)but that broken english is less charming once you are prompted with the skill tree. What Pixel Shinobi offers is a wonderful fast pased ninja stealth hack-n-slash that you want to explore and experment with but all the goodies it has are very difficult to get a hold of and every other facet is bogged down with cumbersome or unintuitive menus. Going forward id like to see some attention paid to really explaining controls like exiting a menu, switching weapons(unlocked all those taijutsu skills too bad wait till your sword breaks), information on items for purchase, the ability to go back and play previous levels (perhaps lock exp on subsequent playthroughs for balance), a training dojo to master some finer points of combat( and if we are really lucky pvp, local or online), allow me to break spikes in pits( this allows ambush set ups and prevents being punished multiple times for falling in), and last please make alternate costumes after everything is said and done.. Pros:I like Pixel game...I like ninja/stealth game...The gameplay is fun and complexThe Graphics is awesome and the gore is goodIt's like Tenchu meet 2d platform i think..Cons:The objective kind of hard..The Character face maybe more need little detail... (its like bruce lee)Is difficult to kill stealth i think...That's all i think... but,If you ninja fan game, I Recommend this game for you..... This game is shockingly well done. We see these pixel art games made by a lone developer very often these days, and most of them fall anywhere between atrocious and slightly passable, but Pixel Shinobi is the rare exception that has everything going for it.Tight Combat -- The combat in this game is refined, functional, and constantly expanding in its mechanics. You start with just a sword slash and a falling attack, but you can unlock abilities with skill points after every level. Further abilities include silent assasinations (where you must sneak up behind and enemy or drop on them from above to take them out silently); dashing sword slice, which can take out multiple enemies with a single swing from a running start; increase the number of swings in a combination; and more. All of the fighting mechanics feel tight and function properly.Stealth and Tough AI -- You can go rush into battles, but it's often best to take out enemies one by one without alerting them and their compatriots. You can crawl jump through tress and rooftops and crawl through grass to avoid enemy sightlines, but once they spot you, they will attack. If you're forced to engage in combat with an enemy, prevailing isn't a simple matter of pressing attack until he dies; one must block incoming strikes and time their own to ensure they aren't hit. Most games in this genre involve spamming the attack button every time an enemy is encountered, but this game provides variety and complexity by giving more diversity in combat and multiple options for approaching the enemy/level.Levels are Very Well-Designed -- In many pixel games involving platforming, the levels are created with little thought, an excellent example being the blind fall into a death trap. I never once encountered an area in which I was climbing platforms to a high location where I couldn't see the floor, only to fall off and end up dead. There are spike pits and such, but the level is always designed so you can't fall into them if they're not visible. I never felt that any of my deaths were cheap or unwarranted. The levels also provide for multiple approaches and entry points to building and bunkers, with plenty of loot to be found. A small map is also provided in the lower left corner, just detailed enough to give you an understanding of where you are and where you've been, but not so detailed that it ruins exploration.Great Music -- I can't say enough about the music, especially the dude playing a shamisen (the Japanese guitar-lookin instrument) in the town hub.Skill Tree, Crafting, and Items -- The game provides a skill tree. You gain experience points after beating each level, and the skill tree is not overly complicated. The skills are simple and it's easy to figure out what you do and don't want. There are many items in the game: smoke bombs, poison bombs, grenades, multiple types of shuriken, and many others. All types of bombs have both a delayed and immediate version. The only complaint I have about this game is the crafting system: unfortunately, the crafting system isn't explained and the items have no explanations until you've already obtained them and select them in your inventory. Still, this is not a big deal, as I never needed to craft anything but some health potiions. All weapon items can be found in loot boxes through exploration of the levels. Thanlfully, a fan has made a very comprehensive guide that explains all the items and how to craft them (as well as all other aspects of the game). Just go to the game's Steam page, click on guides, and access the guide titled "Basic Crafting and Tactics."Overall, I'm very impressed with this game, and I look forward to the developer's updates.. So goooooood Update: Alpha 0.4.0.0: Fourth act The fourth boss New animation bosses deaths 2 new types of enemy (4 act) 5 new types of traps (4 act) 4 new music tracksAt the moment 20 levels and 4 bosses are available.All news can be found in the group:https://www.facebook.com/PixelShinobi/https://vk.com/pixelshinobi. Update: Alpha 0.8.0.0: Fifth Act. New objects. New types of enemies. Added game modes "Easy" and "Permadeath" 2 new music tracks. Reduced the amount of loot. Skills changed. Changed the order of skills. Damage to enemy katan reduced. Fixed many minor bugs.[/ list]Currently 25 levels and 4 bosses are available.All news will be available in the group:https://www.facebook.com/PixelShinobi/https://vk.com/pixelshinobi. Update: Alpha 0.1.3.1: In the Rouguelike mode, mine locations have been added. Added 2 new enemies. Optimization. Update: Betta 0.9.5.1: New NPC Added 6 new bosses Changed remuneration balance Changed history rewritten dialogs The game can go to the endAll news will be available in the group:https://www.facebook.com/PixelShinobi/https://vk.com/pixelshinobi. Update: Alpha 0.0.1.9: Added 5 new achievements. Added a new level 1-2. Added 2 new perks (Technique of disappear, Second chance). In the pause mode, you can see the description of the learned perks. Rhonin HP 25% reduced Skipping dialogue with the boss after the player's death Fixed. Update: Alpha 0.5.3.1: Unlocked all perks Hand-to-hand fight Weapon characteristics Weapon durability New weapons Grapling hook New crafting recipes and ingredients. Update: Alpha 0.0.7: Added 10 achievements. At level 0-1, healthpotion has been added. Исправлено