
Master the Art of Speed and become a Ninja Gamer! Ninja Reflex uses martial arts challenges to test your reflexes, sharpen your hand-eye coordination, and measure your reaction times to the millisecond. Wield throwing stars, katanas, nunchucks...even chopsticks!
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Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Japanese (all with full audio support)
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A mini-game game originally released for the Wii. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2384321828 Since this game was originally meant to be played with motion controls a lot of that translates into flicking and jerking your mouse around really fast, and clicking even faster. Be warned of possible wrist cramps with extended use. My one biggest complaint with this game is that you can only do each minigame once and then it's locked until you progress to the next belt color in your training. So if there's one minigame that you like in particular you have to suffer through the others until you can play it again. And the difficulty ramps up pretty quickly. I would really be nice to be able to replay the lower difficulties at your leisure. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2384321918 Also since this game was released during Steam's earlier days there's a lot of pandering and butt kissing. Half-Life logos are everywhere, a couple of headcrabs, combine soldiers, and a Portal cube or two. This was an annoying trend of those early non-Valve games that were allowed on Steam. But most importantly this is more than just a game, it's a meditation tool. Even if you don't play this game a whole lot you can still turn it on from time to time to listen to a wise old man tell you how to breathe in, relax, and breathe out. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=282870848
I own this game on the nintendo DS and has helped me hone my hand eye coordination and reflexes. I saw this on steam and bought it already knowing what it was about. This along with other training games over the course of a few months has improved my own rankings in FPS games. I have been accused of aim bot, hacking and being a beast. Its not just for games though. I can reliably depend on my reflexes in RL. So if you want to be a real life badass then use trainer games, Hire a personal trainer, workout everyday, know what tools your going to be using and let it become an extension of your body and read a damn book. But seriously get this and use it everyday and you will see the difference first hand. Oh and add the daily meditation which is included in the game to your routine.
Küçük boyutlu, basit girip stres atabileceğiniz bir oyun. Tabi hiç tahmin etmediğiniz bir şekilde girip stres de olabiliyorsunuz orası ayrı... İncelememin tamamı için : http://www.oyunfest.com/ninja-reflex-inceleme.html
This game is very underrated because the mini games are fun to try to beat your best time and the meditation part actually works, I used it years ago to calm down when I was too stressed.
This is THE training gane to have if you are new to FPS's
I bought this game so it wouldn't have the most common achievement on steam yes I'm a hater
Keep them reaction skills in shape !!!!
To me this game is more of a "Mouse burn-in" program. i often install and play it when ive gotten a new mouse or drawing tablet and wan't to get used to it asap. tough beyond that i hardly play. Its best to treat this game like a utility for mouse calibration, rather then a game to improve "skills"
More than just a game. Increase your reflexes, your art of breathing, and overall body, mind, and spirit. This can be used as a tool to improve your performance in video games and real life.
I can only recommend this game by the slimmest of margins. It's enjoyment wears thin and the feeling of "more of the same, only a little harder this time" is unavoidable. This can be minimized by short sessions, which is probably how it was meant to be played anyway. Another gripe is that multiplayer seems to be discontinued, just as the dev's website is also nowhere to be found. This breaks almost half of the game's achievements and reduces its overall value considerably. However, if your expectations don't rise above a series of fun and unique minigames that test your twitch skills, then you should be happy with Ninja Reflex. Just wait until its on sale...
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