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The Game:
Ninja 1987 is an action platformer in the classic 8-bit style, paying homage to the great ninja games of the past. Take a nostalgic dive into the 80s with pixel art graphics and chiptune music that captures the vintage sound. Ninja 1987 features 7 levels filled with enemies and traps. Our hero can wield shurikens and unleash powerful ninjitsu attacks. Levels emphasize the character's agility, allowing for jumping, climbing, and double-jumps. Encounter challenging end-level bosses and in-game screens that unfold the story while remaining true to the totally arcade gameplay of the 80s.
Features:
Ninja 1987
Ninja 1987 is a dive back into the past with the most authentic 8-bit side-scrolling action-platformer. Use shinobi skills to thwart a nefarious threat and rediscover all the adrenaline of timeless classics!
Reviews
34
Positive
Positive
88.2%
30 positive
Followers
210
Est. WishlistsestiProxy: followers × 12 (industry heuristic)
2.5K
Est. OwnersestiBoxleiter method: reviews × 32
1.1K
Est. RevenueestiEst. owners × ~62% of list price
$3.4K
Price (US)
$1.49
-70% off
Release
Sep 2, 2024
About
The Game:
Ninja 1987 is an action platformer in the classic 8-bit style, paying homage to the great ninja games of the past. Take a nostalgic dive into the 80s with pixel art graphics and chiptune music that captures the vintage sound. Ninja 1987 features 7 levels filled with enemies and traps. Our hero can wield shurikens and unleash powerful ninjitsu attacks. Levels emphasize the character's agility, allowing for jumping, climbing, and double-jumps. Encounter challenging end-level bosses and in-game screens that unfold the story while remaining true to the totally arcade gameplay of the 80s.
Features:
- 7 levels with 7 powerful bosses!
- Graphics and Music in full 8-bit style!
- Improve your score by honing your skills!
- Devastating Ninja techniques to use!
- An 80s B-movie style story!
- Unlock many achievements!
Estimates — owners use the Boxleiter method (reviews × 32), wishlists proxy followers × 12, revenue uses ~62% of list price × est. owners. These are rough industry heuristics, not official data.
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