Ninja 1987, a new retro side-scrolling platformer from developer SEEP and publisher Ratalaika Games, is out now on Xbox, PlayStation and Switch. It’s a true action platformer in the classic 8-bit style that pays homage to the great ninja games of the past. Dive nostalgically into the 80s with pixel art graphics and chiptune music that captures a true vintage sound. Ninja 1987 includes classic-style levels filled with enemies and traps for our hero to traverse, whilst wielding shurikens and unleashing powerful Ninjitsu attacks.
Fiendish levels test the player’s ability. Precision jumping, climbing, and double-jumps require mastery and gamers can expect encounters with challenging end-level bosses remaining true to the inspirational arcade gameplay of the 80s era. The game combines nostalgic visuals with modern precision gameplay, offering hours of exhilarating action. Players wield shurikens, unleash powerful Ninjitsu attacks, and face intricate traps while improving their skills and scores.
In Ninja 1987 there are seven distinct levels, each ending with challenging bosses. Authentic 8-bit style graphics and a soundtrack to match. Smooth platforming mechanics, including double jumps and climbing. It also has a quirky, 80s B-movie-style storyline. And to round everything off, there are unlockable achievements for hardcore players.
