A world where all ninja gather "Game Ninja World"
A conflict between two feudal lords of each land over the control of the country, a spark between two major powers leading two ninja schools.
The "Konpa School" mastered of "Command Technique" style, while the "Hanipa School" mastered of "Action Technique".
The two camps were fighting when suddenly a machine ninja army attacked using a "Shoot Technique" style.
Machine ninja army already invades a small country, and its head "You Geima" announced to the world.
The start of the "Super NINJA War" that decides the strongest school in the world!
Paradoxically, Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars is both too long and too short. The ingredients are there to make a surprisingly awesome game, such as a type of sphere grid, tons of different moves and equipment. However, in reality it is largely a button masher that needs far too much grind which artificially inflates the length. Overall, it was...
Neptunia x SENRAN KAGURA Ninja Wars for Nintendo Switch is a tasty morsel for fans of both brands, although it is a pity that such a short. Nevertheless, it is worth giving this hack a chance, if only to laugh again at the current pathologies digesting electronic entertainment.
At best, Neptunia X Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars is strictly for fans. The combat is good, but the lack of major enemy intelligence and variety dulls any fun one can have. The game is brimming with visual novel-style cut scenes, and the characterization is great, but the emphasis on Neptunia characters can be disappointing for those who want more of the...
Neptunia x SENRAN KAGURA was a pleasant experience and nothing too crazy happens. It can be a delight to fans but can also disappoint those looking forward to more. Unfortunately, the story was pretty uninspiring and the crossover was more mindblowing than the actual game. It was entertaining and easy to learn though, but if you aren’t a fan of either...
Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars is a fun action game for fans of the series, but a lack of variety holds it back from being truly great.
