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• gamedeal user

  Jul 1, 2014

  ++ Highly responsive gameplay, perfect for speed-running. + Frantic action. Good variety of enemies and bosses. + Randomly generated levels guarantee a fresh experience for each consecutive run. + Great variety of unlockable items, upgrades, weapons and other goodies. + Perfect balance between tension build up and carnage. + 3 difficulty modes, each with their own specific treats and handicaps. - No multiplayer support. This game is an absolute must have. If you have skipped previous sales, by all means add this one to your wishlist so you can get it for a cheap price once it gets a big discount (or gets bundled) in the future. Super House of Dead Ninjas is an Arcade title that puts your reflexes to the test. You have to drop all the way to the bottom of an evil tower filled with deadly traps, mobs and boss fights. Each tower you run through is randomly generated. There are new weapons and items that can be unlocked by meeting certain requirements. A timer keeps the tension present all the time; if you let it drop to 0, you'll lose a live, however there are items that will let you either freeze or reset the counter. I have played this game for over 20 hours and I still haven't gotten tired of it. It is so good! If only it allowed multiplayer runs or challenges. Oh well, maybe for the sequel. Get this hidden gem. You will definitely enjoy it.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 3, 2014

  Super House of Dead Ninjas is another very solid entry into the recent list of randomly generated action games on the pc market. Throughout the game, you're constantly descending a randomly generated tower at breakneck speed. There's a timer, as well as score bonuses for chain killing enemies encouraging you to go as fast as possible and kill as many enemies as possible without slowing down. It's very offense oriented, with not much dodging and a very strong emphasis on just blazing through everything without making any mistakes (a bit of a minus for me personally, since I prefer complex dodging, but it's definitely an interesting play style). There are not many flaws that I can think of, as it overall feels well thought out. My biggest complaint is that the various traps and levels the rng gives you often feel a bit same-y, and lack strategic variety. Things do get harder as you progress, but once you've seen one set of hazards, you've pretty much seen them all, and that's all you really do throughout the course of the game. The ultra fast move speed also feels a bit unwieldy during some of the boss fights as well, though that could just be me. It's a good game for sure, just not one of my favorites (play style is interesting but not really my style, and the slight lack of variety hurts it a bit too in my opinion). If you're on the fence, I'd recommend watching a gameplay video, because it plays exactly the way it looks. If it looks like something that'll scratch your speed running arcade ninja itch, than pick it up because you'll probably enjoy it a lot.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 10, 2017

  I wouldn't have bought this if it wasn't on sale, but I still think it's worth the asking price: Extremely tight fast paced saturday morning cartoon ninja action to keep you hooked for 7 hours and then some! I'm 6 hours in, have about 60% of the weapons unlocked but haven't yet even tried hard mode. If the premise of the game seems appealing and you crave ninja action, this might be the game for you!
• gamedeal user

  Mar 29, 2015

  [b]Wow is this addicting.[/b] I should not have waited so long to pick this up. Watching videos doesn't really do this game justice. The thing is, the game [i]makes you feel sooo bad*ss[/i]. Alot of people compare it to Ninja Gaiden, which is a good comparison. It is fast and furious. There are lots of awesome meta-game unlockables which is where the 'meat' of the game is. Achievements are all appropriate and really give alot of life to this game. It also lends itself really well to speedrunning. [b]Keep in mind that I would not recommend playing this without a controller[/b]. I played with the keyboard for a bit, which was fine, but ultimately the experience is much better with a controller. If you like roguelites, this is a no brainer. I even recommend the cheap DLC.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 29, 2014

  This game is awesome. Plays like the original Ninja Gaiden, but with modern sensibilities. Edit: I still really like this game. It is a permanent fixture in my installed games.
• gamedeal user

  May 11, 2017

  This is how we'd like our SNES/Megadrive games to be! Fast, responsive, no flickering, etc. Check this game out if you're in a retro mood.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 29, 2017

  Well, I still don't understand what I'm doing but it's fun so I guess I'm at least getting something right ! A very fast-paced game (VERY fast paced !) with an awesome soundtrack. Buy it BUT on sale.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 2, 2014

  This Adult Swim gem is my favorite retro platformer! The controls are super responsive. Brilliant, fast paced gameplay Loads of melee weapons, projectiles, bombs and suits to unlock. The unlocks and achievements actually test your in game skill. Even if you fail, you will never get frustrated or bored playing this game. If you absolutely love modern or retro platformers, YOU NEED TO BUY IT!
• gamedeal user

  Mar 30, 2017

  One of the most fun games I have played in a while. Lots of speed running potential, great gameplay and a cool soundtrack
• gamedeal user

  May 11, 2015

  Super House of Dead Ninjas is a well executed retro-styled precision platformer. The lightning fast combat and sensitive controls can seem a bit unwieldy at first, but they ultimately lead to a uniquely adrenaline-charged "ninja" feel that only hurtling through the levels at a breakneck speed can create. There is a wealth of unlocks as well, the only problem being that after showering the player with new weapons and upgrades during the first few hours of gameplay they slow to a mere trickle. Add to that the unusual order in which upgrades unlock, and you have a recipe for potentially unsatisfying progression. Still, the meat of the gameplay is, like a fine steak, rare and delicious. Although the game suffers from "roguelike repetition" the randomly generated levels and enemies each present unique obstacles which push a player's reflexes to the maximum as they adjust on-the-fly. Gamers who love this genre will find Super House of Dead Ninjas to be a superb entry with many hours of replayability as they race to survive long enough for that elusive high score.