Let me talk about myself first. As a patient with severe addiction to the two-dimensional painting style, when I saw the magical combination of "oriental ink + Japanese comics", I immediately ascended to heaven. Then I clicked on the promotional image of "Ninja Must Die 3". Oh my god, this ink smudge, this character drawing, and this light and shadow special effects were all pulled out of my dream! At that time, I downloaded it as soon as my mind got excited, thinking that even if the gameplay was embarrassing and I licked the screen, I would still make money.
As a result, I never expected that this game is actually a two-in-one parkour combat game, and it feels surprisingly smooth? I thought it would be the kind of routine operation of "90 points for painting style and 5 points for gameplay", but it turned out to be a cute contrast of "90 points for painting style and 80 points for gameplay". During parkour, you can swipe your finger across the screen to dodge, attack, and cut fruit. It's actually a bit fun? Especially when fighting the BOSS, the secondary feeling of "blazing a trail of blood between swords and swords" was so intense that I almost shouted "Ninja soul, burn!"
But when it comes to complaining, I have been really saddened by too many "art style fraud" games. For example, there is a two-dimensional mobile game called "Cyberpunk". The three-dimensional graphics are so good that they can be used as wallpapers. When you click on it, you will see that the gameplay is automatic combat and hang-up, without even movement. It is pure "electronic melon seeds". There are also those turn-based games with "Japanese RPG style", where the plot relies entirely on skips, and the combat animations are long and boring. When I reached the tenth level, I started saying to the screen, "My brain cells are more tired than the protagonist for this wave of operations."
In contrast, "Ninja Must Die 3" at least makes me feel that "the money (time) is well spent." It didn't let me choose between "licking the screen" and "clearing the level". Instead, it allowed me to watch pop-up paintings while parkouring, and listen to BGM mixed with ancient style and rock while fighting BOSS. This wave, this wave is the ecstasy of double chefs!
So guys, let's talk about it. Have you ever encountered the kind of game that has “beautiful graphics but crappy gameplay”? I was the first to nominate "xxx" (please make up your own mind). The painting provided me with social security, and the gameplay made me throw my phone. I really love and hate it. 😤
One final word: If you also like the two-dimensional painting style and want to find a game that you can play, I really recommend trying "Ninja Must Die 3". At least you won't be fooled by the style and run away, and you can still experience the joy of being the "Ninja Parkour King"! 🔥