Ukrainian Ninja

Came to idle the game for the Ukrainian flag but decided to give this abomination a shot anyway. Needless to say, I was beyond disappointed. The fact the game used to be paid is ridiculous. It's almost as if it never left the early stages of development. I know the game is not taking itself too seriously but at its current state it's barely playable and I doubt it's ever going to get better.

19 found this helpful, 2026-05-18

Ukrainian Ninja is a free-to-play action-platformer developed by Michael Kissinger, Marco Hulden, Shaun Egan, Joshua Marks, and Denys Ovsiannykov, and published by Dragon Fire Games Inc. At first glance, the game appears to be a traditional ninja adventure, but it quickly reveals a much more arcade-oriented design built around cooperative gameplay, weapon collection, and fast-paced combat. Rather than focusing...

1 found this helpful, 2026-06-15

This game is terrible. I don’t even know where to begin. I’m not going to hate the graphics as they help set the more laid back and casual tone of the game but I will call out the horrible animations. Look at a game like Strider, which is what it feels like this game wants to be to an extent, when you push the attack button there’s this really cool sound and the enemies get a little bit of hit sun and there’s a...

90 found this helpful, 2014-12-30

It's a decent game. It's definitely worth a try if you're interested. Especially since it's free..

9 found this helpful, 2025-07-13

I honestly don't know what to make of this game. It's just bad that it's awesome. Reuses Unreal Engine 3/Unreal Tournament assets, You're just a Ukrainian Ninja fighting Resistance Fighters(?) in Ukraine and stopping mechs and choppers with Unreal Tournament 3 rocket launchers and giant sticks of TNT. 10/10 would Ukrainian Ninja again. Graphics: They're barebones, they vary from detailed to drab, low resolution...

46 found this helpful, 2015-05-17

You only want to go Through this for Cards. They're pretty worth it. 10 cents + per card If you're reading this, that means you're alive. Not killing yourself after playing this game is probably the greatest accomplishment a human being can achieve. :) So there you go, you can say you survived Ukrainian Ninja. You did it! Well done! I'm proud of you!

27 found this helpful, 2016-10-26