Tribute Games Announces Ninja Senki DX For PC, PS4, And PS Vita

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Tribute Games has announced that its next game will be Ninja Senki DX and that it’ll be coming to Steam, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation Vita in February 2016. It’ll be cross-buy supported and will only cost $4.99.

 

This DX version of the original PC freeware action platformer has 16 scenes, multiple endings, a new Challenge Mode, a remixed soundtrack by Patrice Bourgeault, and two secret modes to unlock.

 

The story goes like this:

 

“When Kinuhime is slain by a demon, Hayate becomes obsessed with revenge! Casting aside the art of invisibility, the blue ninja unleashes the power of shurikenjutsu onto mythological creatures, demons and other adversaries in his action-filled quest for vengeance!”

 

You can look out for more updates on Ninja Senki DX on its website.


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