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About This Game

Assassinate the shogun, then vanish without a trace!

In the high-stakes game of politics between two feudal lords, you are a ninja village's chosen warrior. Earn glory for your clan as you battle your enemies, becoming a master of magic, combat, and stealth.

Choice of the Ninja is an epic, 185,000 word interactive fantasy novel by Katherine Buffington, where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.

Will you bring peace to your village, or return home in shame? Will you serve your daimyo obediently, or defy his orders for the greater good? Or will you use your powers of invisibility for personal gain? The choice is yours. b4d347fde0

Title: Choice of the Ninja
Genre: Adventure, Indie, RPG
Developer:
Choice of Games
Publisher:
Choice of Games
Release Date: 17 Nov, 2017

English

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You play a character who's just graduating ninja training. Have a personal quest to find out what happened to your missing parents. The main conflict is between a brutal lord and a pacifist lord. Supporting the brutal lord will make you wealthy+powerful, whereas supporting the pacifist lord is seen as more honorable path. Two ninja companions, a nice guy and a vengeful girl. Seems like there's gonna be a part 2, but this is a complete story.

Pros:
-Need to pass a ninja graduation test right off the bat. It's like solving a puzzle.
-Pick your gender and name after passing ninja graduation test. Kinda lets you test out your character.
-Enjoyed the fight scenes, especially the final fight. Very tricky.
-Total of 4 missions you wil go on, vary in length.
-Multiple opportunities to switch sides, become a double agent, unlock alternate options by working for other characters.

Cons:
-Didn't like how all your stats started at 50. They go up the more you use them, neglecting a stat will lower it slightly.
-There's a romance option that asks how you feel about a character you literally know nothing about and haven't meet in the story yet.
-Disappointed by conclusion to 2nd mission. So much lead up, a complication that affects nothing, then you succeed.
-Everyone tells you not to mention this to anyone, but there's never an option to mention it.
-Alot of decisions ask: Do you do this by yourself or with your friends? Do you let your friends take the lead or do you take the lead? These just didn't seem like real decisions to me.
-Allies, enemies, and wounds stayed at 0 throughout. Not sure how these work or affect the game.
-A relationship bars for other characters would have been a good addition.
-Stats didn't really seem to affect the game.

Overall:
-I enjoyed it, but I'd pick up on sale. Hoping for a part 2.. This game is simply too thin on thin on the ground. While the story promises to go in a number of interesting directions with the Player choosing between multiple allegiances there is little in the way of payoff. This is because of the short length of the game which clocks in at 150,000 words compared to other Choice of Games titles, some of which are close to half a million words long. Choice of the Ninja also has no save system meaning that if you die late in the game, as I did, you have to start from the very beginning. Even the rating and companion systems in this game are shallow compared to other CoG titles. I bought this game during a sale but still don't think it is worthwhile.
. This game is simply too thin on thin on the ground. While the story promises to go in a number of interesting directions with the Player choosing between multiple allegiances there is little in the way of payoff. This is because of the short length of the game which clocks in at 150,000 words compared to other Choice of Games titles, some of which are close to half a million words long. Choice of the Ninja also has no save system meaning that if you die late in the game, as I did, you have to start from the very beginning. Even the rating and companion systems in this game are shallow compared to other CoG titles. I bought this game during a sale but still don't think it is worthwhile.
. I bought this and "Avatar of the Wolf" on the same day, having played demos of a few of the "Choice Of" games and having previously bought and played three other titles. Avatar of the Wolf immediately captured my attention as an excellent game with lots of immersive world-building, interesting characters, and a pretty nice plot.

Choice of the Ninja fell a bit flat in comparison, unfortunately. The characters were alright, but only the protagonist's friends really stood out. This is - unfortunately, or else I would not have purchased it - one of those stories that ends abruptly with a blurb about it being one of a series. That isn't something that the game tells you BEFORE you buy it and I wish it did. There's no second game in the series released as of yet, so you get through the plot only for it to end abruptly, with no pay-off. The game set up some interesting plot dynamics, but unfortunately never got to carry them out because of the way it "ended" if you could call it that.. This game is simply too thin on thin on the ground. While the story promises to go in a number of interesting directions with the Player choosing between multiple allegiances there is little in the way of payoff. This is because of the short length of the game which clocks in at 150,000 words compared to other Choice of Games titles, some of which are close to half a million words long. Choice of the Ninja also has no save system meaning that if you die late in the game, as I did, you have to start from the very beginning. Even the rating and companion systems in this game are shallow compared to other CoG titles. I bought this game during a sale but still don't think it is worthwhile.
. I bought this and "Avatar of the Wolf" on the same day, having played demos of a few of the "Choice Of" games and having previously bought and played three other titles. Avatar of the Wolf immediately captured my attention as an excellent game with lots of immersive world-building, interesting characters, and a pretty nice plot.

Choice of the Ninja fell a bit flat in comparison, unfortunately. The characters were alright, but only the protagonist's friends really stood out. This is - unfortunately, or else I would not have purchased it - one of those stories that ends abruptly with a blurb about it being one of a series. That isn't something that the game tells you BEFORE you buy it and I wish it did. There's no second game in the series released as of yet, so you get through the plot only for it to end abruptly, with no pay-off. The game set up some interesting plot dynamics, but unfortunately never got to carry them out because of the way it "ended" if you could call it that.. I bought this and "Avatar of the Wolf" on the same day, having played demos of a few of the "Choice Of" games and having previously bought and played three other titles. Avatar of the Wolf immediately captured my attention as an excellent game with lots of immersive world-building, interesting characters, and a pretty nice plot.

Choice of the Ninja fell a bit flat in comparison, unfortunately. The characters were alright, but only the protagonist's friends really stood out. This is - unfortunately, or else I would not have purchased it - one of those stories that ends abruptly with a blurb about it being one of a series. That isn't something that the game tells you BEFORE you buy it and I wish it did. There's no second game in the series released as of yet, so you get through the plot only for it to end abruptly, with no pay-off. The game set up some interesting plot dynamics, but unfortunately never got to carry them out because of the way it "ended" if you could call it that.. Meh. I really enjoyed it and got hooked by it,but it was too short,too incomplete,unfortunately. I'm glad I bought it on discount,or I'd feel even more cheated.. You play a character who's just graduating ninja training. Have a personal quest to find out what happened to your missing parents. The main conflict is between a brutal lord and a pacifist lord. Supporting the brutal lord will make you wealthy+powerful, whereas supporting the pacifist lord is seen as more honorable path. Two ninja companions, a nice guy and a vengeful girl. Seems like there's gonna be a part 2, but this is a complete story.

Pros:
-Need to pass a ninja graduation test right off the bat. It's like solving a puzzle.
-Pick your gender and name after passing ninja graduation test. Kinda lets you test out your character.
-Enjoyed the fight scenes, especially the final fight. Very tricky.
-Total of 4 missions you wil go on, vary in length.
-Multiple opportunities to switch sides, become a double agent, unlock alternate options by working for other characters.

Cons:
-Didn't like how all your stats started at 50. They go up the more you use them, neglecting a stat will lower it slightly.
-There's a romance option that asks how you feel about a character you literally know nothing about and haven't meet in the story yet.
-Disappointed by conclusion to 2nd mission. So much lead up, a complication that affects nothing, then you succeed.
-Everyone tells you not to mention this to anyone, but there's never an option to mention it.
-Alot of decisions ask: Do you do this by yourself or with your friends? Do you let your friends take the lead or do you take the lead? These just didn't seem like real decisions to me.
-Allies, enemies, and wounds stayed at 0 throughout. Not sure how these work or affect the game.
-A relationship bars for other characters would have been a good addition.
-Stats didn't really seem to affect the game.

Overall:
-I enjoyed it, but I'd pick up on sale. Hoping for a part 2.. - very short
- never really felt I was in danger or that my skills had any meaning
- writing style inconsistent and not always immersive
- clearly written as the first in a series and as such has no satisfying ending
- I felt no real connection to any of the characters I encountered
- overall a sloppy product