Tiny Pixels Vol 1 Ninpo Blast Review (PlayStation 5)
Tiny Pixels Vol 1 Ninpo Blast Review, Get ready for retro vertical shoot’em up action where you’ll face off against swarms of mythical insect baddies using shuriken, bombs, and more in the ultimate fight for survival! Switch between spread and focus shot types, unlock 4 unique hoverbikes, pick up coins, and permanently upgrade weapons to stack the deck in your favor for the next exciting run. The more you play, the stronger you get! Stage elements are randomized to keep you on your toes across uniquely themed levels, each with dedicated original background music! Take down 6 unique boss types and challenge online leaderboards. Can you become a true ninpo master?
Tiny Pixels Vol 1 Ninpo Blast Review Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 519.4MB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- You get the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation 5 versions of the game.
- Screen settings – rotate the screen 90, 0, or 270 degrees.
- Shmup gameplay.
- Online leaderboards.
- Simple three-button controls.
- You can freely move around the screen.
- Bullet hell elements.
- Decent soundtrack.
- Warning arrows to show where enemies are coming in from.
- Big boss fights.
- Arcade presentation.
- You can see enemy health bars on the side of the screen.
- You get three hearts before a game is over.
- Cogsbdropnfrome enemies and these are kept at a game over.
- Upgrades are – for each gun like speed, spread, etc, movement, and score modifiers.
- Every run or life has you starting from the beginning.
- Unlock new bike skins and backgrounds, you can set it to randomize every run.
- It is quite an addictive little game.
- Every run randomizes enemies and you get a random boss at the end of each stage.
- Clever boss encounters.
Tiny Pixels Vol 1 Ninpo Blast Review Cons:
- You cannot remap the controls.
- No actual tutorial.
- The play area is quite small when you Factor in the size of the enemies.
- A lot of enemies take way too many hits.
- The music is fine but it doesn’t really suit the gameplay.
- It takes a long time to get going, you need to do a lot of upgrading to make decent progress every run.
- Cogs drop off the screen way too fast.
- A lot of grinding.
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Tiny Pixels Vol 1 Ninpo Blast:
Developer: Eastasiasoft
Publisher: Eastasiasoft
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