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Cubic Ninja for the Nintendo 3DS is the game that lets you play without ever touching a button. Simply tilt and turn your Nintendo 3DS to solve challenging puzzles, outwit devious enemies, and escape intricate traps!
Cubic Ninja places you in the role of CC, a brave little ninja with a distinctly cubic shape. The princess of your beloved kingdom – plus a few of your ninja friends -- has been abducted. And it’s up to you to save them. To do so, you must tilt and turn your way through over 100 eye-opening levels, defeating adversaries such as Woofbot, Scorchbot, and more. From raging infernos to elemental forces of wind and water, your enemies will do whatever it takes to stop you.
But you won’t be stopped. If you have to tumble till you're dizzy, or survive raging waters just to rescue the princess, then you will. Because you’re Cubic Ninja. And that's how you roll.
Cubic Ninja 3DS Gameplay
Cubic Ninjareceived mixed reviews from critics; both GameSpot and IGN gave the game a 5.5 out of 10. Describing Cubic Ninjaas "one of those frustrating games that is almost really cool, but never quite delivers", IGN praised Cubic Ninja for its "fun and creative" gameplay, but the gyroscope controls were criticized for not being sensitive enough, while the circle pad control scheme was considered "wonky". Additionally, Cubic Ninja was panned for not containing enough content to justify being a full-price game, considering it to be "an experience that feels like it just as easily could have been a $5 iPhonegame".
GameSpot shared similar criticism, noting that whilst providing "undeniable joy in winding your way through a particularly nasty stretch unscathed", the level designs of Cubic Ninja—especially on harder levels and boss fights, combined with its "carefree" controls, relied too heavily on unforeseen threats and were too frustrating. The presence of multiple characters and a level editor were praised for adding additional replay value to the game. Pocket Gamer was similarly critical of the game's level design, which made the game "very awkward indeed and completely counterintuitive"; most of the game's power-ups were also criticized for being "pointless". However, the overall visual appearance of Cubic Ninja was praised for "[feeling] like a great deal of care and attention was put into making the game look as slick as possible."
It was also noted that, ironically for a 3DS game, Cubic Ninja primarily used 2D graphics, although it was felt that the rotation-based gameplay would not have interacted well with the device's autostereoscopicdisplay.
Release Date: June 14, 2011
MSRP: 39.99 USD
E for Everyone: Comic Mischief, Crude Humor
Cubic Ninja 3DS Trailer
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