
“Hit When Thou Can Hit, Don’t Hit When Thou Can’t Hit” is the name of the game here. Your job as the Grand Master is to send those pesky ninjas flying. This is a simple game, and while it’s drawn in pencil art, it’s an amazing addition to your Steam collection.
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IM GRANDMASTER BEAT
noy
Too simple to be enjoyable.
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nice game
Eww.. wtf
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yup
0-0
It looks fun, but unfortunately is bugged or something. Everytime i used the button to punch i instantly have lost the fight, when i was holding the right mouse button it somewhat worked with punching with the left button, but overall it felt like the game most of the time didn't responded to what i wanted it to do (returning to the maun menue for example).
Good game. I like the artwork, I like the idea but it's not for me. My fingers cannot mash the space bar/mouse button fast enough to beat off the incoming hordes and, if I do get to the end of a level - maybe one in four/five attempts - I'm in such a clicking frenzy that I click when there's nothing there to hit and have to replay. I can recommend as I have enjoyed what little I have played, but I'll not be playing it any more
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