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About the StoryA tiny story about four tiny ninjas and a tiny top hat.Game Details
Language: English (en)
First Publication Date: June 11, 2012 Current Version: 1 License: Freeware Development System: Inform 7 Forgiveness Rating: Merciful IFID: CF3C2188-C9D1-4732-84EB-8AFD522766B9 TUID: 1l4hjsvaw13r4fpk |
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As advertised: tiny, June 17, 2012This is an extremely short, extremely easy puzzle game, as advertised: I think it took me between five and ten minutes to play completely. It's sweet and cheerful, and takes place on a miniaturized landscape, as the main character is a ninja perhaps a half-inch tall.
Implementation and scenery are not as deep as in, say, Sara Dee's "Mite" or Ryan Veeder's "You've Got a Stew Going!", but the central concept is similar, in that familiar household objects and critters function differently when the scale is drastically altered.
Short and cute, June 11, 2013I loved it, but you need to know what you're in for. Takes maybe about 10 minutes. The "puzzles" are very straightforward and the game dialogue guides you through pretty well.
A cute, short game about four tiny ninjas in a bedroom, June 7, 2016You play as a tiny ninja that lives under a bed. You're job is to go around the room, cheering up your comrades one at a time in a classic linear type puzzle system.
The writing is compact and cute, and the game is short. I recommend it for a light snack. I did get stuck at the very end.
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