Moe! Ninja Girls RPG: SHINOBI

I’ve enjoyed playing this game for what it is. It’s fun and entertaining, the artwork is gorgeous, the storyline is interesting, and there is tons of content. This game is a work of art! As AVGN would say, however, what I don’t like is the actual “game” part. First of all, the difficulty is not well-balanced at all. One moment you’ll have a battle so easy you can do it without breaking a sweat, and the very next your entire party gets one-shotted in the first couple of turns. I’m not exaggerating either. There is not a good build-up in terms of leveling. Secondly, if your character dies, their outfit gets destroyed. So you have to spend a ton of materials to repair their outfit, and you don’t get nearly enough materials to maintain all of your characters’ needs! Third, the way the class system is set up is honestly kinda pointless. You are given all kinds of inconsequential stats that really don’t do anything you think they’d do. The only way to win a battle is to set up a team that exceeds the recommended power level. If you’re even slightly below it, you get wrecked and don’t have a fighting chance no matter who is in your party. So to summarize, this game is highly addictive, but has numerous gameplay problems that need to be addressed. Otherwise, don’t expect to get far in this game without paying a crapload of money.

Been playing this for almost a year now and the game is really good and keeps getting better. They’ve been adding new stuff over the last few months and it has made the game much better. My advice to new players: It is worth your time to invest your gems into more training slots to greatly increase your materials gained and passive xp. Between events, you can stockpile money, materials, and boost the xp and bonds of your favorite girls. To increase the amount of exchange materials for golden doggos or those little mint things for increasing bonds it is cheaper and more efficient to spend your creation tickets on weapons/ accessories 10 pull which nets you purple and/or gold items that can be sold (whatever you aren’t using right away) for exchange stones to fully upgrade your 4 star characters and their bonds which can then train at higher levels for more free materials and gold. Once you get into the swing of things, you can easily max out your characters, weapons, accessories, while earning a ton of gold and materials for running full events. Lastly, find a high level friend that can solo most stages for you so that you can quickly stockpile creation manuals and gems until your own team is strong enough. This method is what I used to get through early and mid game and now, I’ve got a lot of fully maxed characters and gear and never have issues with completing new events and earning all the limited event items.

In the short span of me playing Moe! Ninja Girls RPG, I’ve really been enjoying the experience! It appears to be a sort of spinoff of the classic Moe! Ninja Girls. It has a lot of content to read that’s alluring and charming, as well as the RPG aspect to it. It seems more refined and polished than Moe! Ninja Girls, but they both offer different gameplay to the player. It’s animations looking amazingly smooth and add to the whole experience of the game! This is a genuine review and I’ve been playing since it’s release (May 19th/18th) and I cant help but admire the planning and thought that went into this game. An slight issue I’ve noticed is that whenever I try to log on both of my devices with a single account, it logs me off one of the other devices, therefore I’d have to log in constantly to play between the two devices with my single account, unlike Moe! Ninja Girls where it just keeps you logged in on both devices with a single account so you can seamlessly play between them. Though, it’s only a minor inconvenience logging in over and over again, and the game is probably meant to function this way due to issues that could arise. Again, good job Solmare for executing this game in such an enjoyable way! ❤️