Ninjin: Clash of Carrots

Clash of Carrots had the potential to be a real diamond in the rough, but it quickly becomes apparent that it’s not when its novelty begins to fade. Most players might find themselves walking away from the story after an hour or so, with its overall experience lacking a real reason to stick with it until the end.

Stylish presentation and quirky fun are Ninjin: Clash of Carrots's standout selling points. Retro graphics and an eccentric storyline are the heart and soul of the experience, even if the script is at times frustratingly over-the-top. Ultimately, Ninjin holds up as a mostly fun experience, but its co-op modes, amusing story, and enemy variety fail to overpower an over-simplicity that lets it down.

Cierto que presenta carencias que hacen que su modo single player se desinfle rápidamente, pero no olvidemos que se trata de un juego sin complicaciones y enfocado en hacer aquello que sabe hacer, sin rodeos. Un juego fresco, ácido en ciertos momentos, pero, sobre todo, divertido. Y la diversión ya sabéis, si es compartida, sabe mejor.