Ninja Reflex: Steamworks Edition

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This game is very underrated because the mini games are fun to try to beat your best time and the meditation part actually works, I used it years ago to calm down when I was too stressed.

I own this game on the nintendo DS and has helped me hone my hand eye coordination and reflexes. I saw this on steam and bought it already knowing what it was about. This along with other training games over the course of a few months has improved my own rankings in FPS games. I have been accused of aim bot, hacking and being a beast. Its not just for games though. I can reliably depend on my reflexes in RL. So if you want to be a real life badass then use trainer games, Hire a personal trainer, workout everyday, know what tools your going to be using and let it become an extension of your body and read a damn book. But seriously get this and use it everyday and you will see the difference first hand. Oh and add the daily meditation which is included in the game to your routine.

This is THE training gane to have if you are new to FPS's

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★★☆☆☆ Okay! [h1]Puzzles[/h1] It’s all done with a certain amount of charm and atmosphere. Ninja Reflex is a game for kids big and small and it knows it. Packing in enough pseudo-confucian nonsense from your sensei to give you that authentic martial-arts movie feel. Even throwing in a slightly bizarre meditation mode for those times when you need to get your Chi back on track after a frustrating run of failures. From the moment you start a game, picking your name from a random duo of martial arts clichés. With more unlocked as you play, you’re right there in the Ninja zone. However, as is so often the case, it’s one that’s let down by a worrying lack of variety and an even more worrying lack of content. When it all comes down to it you are only getting six basic disciplines and a handful of variations on each and it won’t be long before you’re pushing your way through the belts. It’s hard to see you getting your money’s worth once the initial novelty has worn off. That’s a huge shame, because for the first couple of hours Ninja Reflex really does feel like one of the most entertaining games concepts. [h3][i][hr]Otherwise you are looking at a rental until it hits the bargain bin![/hr][/i][/h3]

Even if you have a passionate interest in Martial Arts, this is not the game for you. The problem with it is that it takes itself too seriously, like it's somehow genuinely mentoring you on Martial Arts (proof that it should stay on the Wii, where it belongs). Sure, rolling the mouse around will definitely teach you how to weild a numchuck! While the mini-games are nice, you unfortunately cannot replay them until after you graded, and why should you make meditation compulsory?! I respect that the game gives you a chance to learn it, but why make it a necessity when you're not even learning real Martial Arts?! On a more positive side, the numerous Half-Life referrences are actually quite cool. 49/100

When my ♥♥♥♥♥♥ ex-wife gave my Nintendo Wii away, this allowed me to enjoy the game again. A VR version would be lovely!