Ninjammin Beat-Jitsu - (by YoYo Games) - Universal App

[ImNoSuperMan]

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[your personal robot]

I will spend a lot of money tonight!

[Squeaker]

I'll buy anything from the devs of Karoshi. Yes, tomorrow is big spending day.

[medianotzu]

Well this sure looks great. And yeah, I will buy another YoYo Games product for 99c without even thinking about it. Plus there can never be too many ninja platformers around.

[Gabrien]

Hmm. You know, I explored a few of the other YoYo Games apps after Karoshi, and found none of them to be in any way similar whether stylistically, thematically, or indeed simply anywhere near as good. Not saying this is a bad game; I don't have any idea about it at the moment, but would advise taking it at face value without any Karoshi influence.

[medianotzu]

I really liked They Must Be Fed as well.

[funambulist]

Originally Posted by medianotzu

I really liked They Must Be Fed as well.

@Gabrien, Squeaker, Medianotzu et al.

Not all YoYo games are by Jesse Venbrux. Karoshi and 'They Need to Be Fed' were designed by him. A quick search leads me to believe that Ninjammin Beat-Jitsu was not.

[Simon Potticary]

Originally Posted by Gabrien

Hmm. You know, I explored a few of the other YoYo Games apps after Karoshi, and found none of them to be in any way similar whether stylistically, thematically, or indeed simply anywhere near as good. Not saying this is a bad game; I don't have any idea about it at the moment, but would advise taking it at face value without any Karoshi influence.

I'm with you Gabrien. After the utterly fabulous Karoshi and stunningly addictive They Need to be Fed, I made the mistake of buying both of their Sky Diver games plus one or two others. None were anywhere near the brilliance of Karoshi or TNtbF. In fact, they were downright poor.

Once bitten, twice shy, I'll be holding off for the time being.

[antony.thai]

Originally Posted by Simon Potticary

I'm with you Gabrien. After the utterly fabulous Karoshi and stunningly addictive They Need to be Fed, I made the mistake of buying both of their Sky Diver games plus one or two others. None were anywhere near the brilliance of Karoshi or TNtbF. In fact, they were downright poor.

Once bitten, twice shy, I'll be holding off for the time being.

May be they're trying to reach more casual players with other products.

[nesio718]

dont forget folks, the game is out there to be judged for free. go play the flash game before putting down your cash and crying foul.

i, for one, will be buying it.