Inverse Ninjas VS. The Public Domain

I love this game, genuinely one of my top steam games I own

Love to see a genuinely creative use of all these Public Domain Characters that's also just a really fun Shoot 'Em Up on top of that. There;s so much potential in this concept both with the roster and the gameplay, add Oswald and the game becomes a 10/10.

I got a key from that Silksong tweet. Episode 1 of the story mode was VERY GREAT, definitivly waiting for other 7 episodes. But multiplayer/party mode (especially survival) kinda... needs more polish. But pretty sure it will be polished, early access after all. So yeah, I recommend this.

Though short so far, THIS GAME IS SO PEAK I STG, PLAY IT, PLAY IT NOOOOOWWWW

Absolutely crazy chaotic and mickey mouse and other public domain characters are in the game

It's a shame to see this project basically cancelled but it was fun giving it my $5.

This game looks and seems so amazing from a normal standpoint, but then I bought the game for me and all of my friends and then we encountered many problems, first off the multiplayer just does not work. It just literally does not work, and nowhere does it warn me "While this game is still in development, the multiplayer is still in some work" It just doesn't work. The exact way it doesn't is that once me and my friends are in the multiplayer menu it just says "Disconnected" For the 3 other player slots and whenever we go to our friends list and try to invite someone there is no "Invite to play" button, only "remote play" which doesn't work either. Other than that, my only other complaints is that the "how to play" menu and the "story" menu don't close once opened, and you just can't make the game fullscreen. The only reason I'm still giving it a good review is that, of course, support indie developers, and also the fact that when these problems get fixed, this game has so much potential to be amazing.

Just finished playing Episode One: The Call. It was a simple yet very promising start. Choosing Oswald the Lucky Rabbit as the main character instead of the more popular Mickey Mouse was an brilliant idea. I feel that having Oswald as the MC allows for a greater level of freedom in the characterization department as well as giving Oswald a adventure of his own. I found the game a bit rough around the edges with some bugs and slightly off level design , but overall it was a fun ride with some charming characters. This game was clearly made with a lot of passion and I highly encourage you to purchase this game!

I've played the game for a good while since 2024. The party game aspect is simple but solid enough—it's quite entertaining, and the fact that they've added more map options from the start is pretty cool. The new story mode looks impressive! I loved the Subspace Emissary vibe, and it's shaping up to be something great with the first chapter available for now. It's cheap, lightweight, and fun, even if it’s not overflowing with content. With time and support, this game could grow and become something truly special. It's worth the price, the time, and even as a single-player experience, it's a fun time-killer in party mode. Don’t be fooled by the public domain theme—it actually makes things more interesting by doing its own thing while remaining appealing.

I really haven't played this game much, but i have to say it's really good. Only thing I think it actually really should be fixed is how rare healing thingies are. I think they are supposed to be uncommon, but the drop rate is reaaaally low. Or maybe I'm just unlucky. Either or. Anyways, if you're thinking of buying this game, you should. It's only five bucks, and it will be more later. I'm really excited for the future of this game and fully support its developer :)