For those of you fans of small yet fun games, a new one has recently came in to try and steal some of your free time away from you. This time, you’ll be feeding that craving to be a ninja with eggbones’ Blind Ninja: Sing. All you have to worry about is running, jumping and hitting things but there is a catch, you’re blind.
In this little side-scrolling game, you’re a ninja who has somehow ended up blind, and must train himself by slicing scarecrows and jumping over roofs and falling houses. Moreover, you’ll find your ninja running faster as time passes, and the enemies having better reflexes as you advance in this endless running game.
A couple of things worth noticing as well are the combo system (that can get really high if you’re fast enough) and a perception range in the form of a dark grey aura around you. Every time you hit it gets smaller, so if you keep hitting the blade button like mad, you might end up getting more hits on you by your wooden foes. Blind Ninja includes nicely drawn 2D graphics, fast and sharp animation effects and one of those classic ninja soundtracks for you to enjoy the ninja life while playing with your ninja character.
On a side note, the game seems to ask for a big amount of permissions, coming from a fairly straight-forward game with no major features. Probably future social integration plans? Who knows for sure though. Anyway, if you want to give Blind Ninja : Sing a try, you can buy it with $0.99 from your pocket, right on Google Play. If you are paranoid about games that ask for a lot of permissions, you might want to ask the developers what they are for before getting the game.
Developer Website: eggbones
Google Play Link: Blind Ninja: Sing
