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Shadow Ninja: Apocalypse
Fast 2D ninja action where every mistake costs everything. Run, dodge, attack and survive as long as you can.
Reviews
153
Mixed
Positive
55.6%
85 positive
Followers
834
Est. WishlistsestiProxy: followers × 12 (industry heuristic)
10K
Est. OwnersestiBoxleiter method: reviews × 32
4.9K
Est. RevenueestiEst. owners × ~62% of list price
$15.1K
Price (US)
$0.79
-84% off
Release
Nov 16, 2015
About
Shadow Ninja: Apocalypse is a fast and unforgiving 2D action game where everything depends on your reaction and sense of rhythm.
You are a ninja in a ruined world. Traps, enemies and constant pressure surround you. Mistakes are not forgiven. Each run is an attempt to go further than before.
There are no complex systems here. Only movement, combat and survival.
What’s inside
- Fast gameplay
The pace never lets you relax. You must stay focused at all times.
- Simple controls
Easy to start, hard to maintain consistent results.
- Traps and enemies
Jumps, dodges and attacks flow into one continuous sequence.
- Short sessions
You can play for a few minutes, but it’s hard to stop.
- “One more try” effect
Every run makes you want to replay it better.
The core of the game
You don’t explore the world.
You try to survive in it.
And with each attempt, you become faster.
You are a ninja in a ruined world. Traps, enemies and constant pressure surround you. Mistakes are not forgiven. Each run is an attempt to go further than before.
There are no complex systems here. Only movement, combat and survival.
What’s inside
- Fast gameplay
The pace never lets you relax. You must stay focused at all times.
- Simple controls
Easy to start, hard to maintain consistent results.
- Traps and enemies
Jumps, dodges and attacks flow into one continuous sequence.
- Short sessions
You can play for a few minutes, but it’s hard to stop.
- “One more try” effect
Every run makes you want to replay it better.
The core of the game
You don’t explore the world.
You try to survive in it.
And with each attempt, you become faster.
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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