But this isn’t capitalised on, which makes the lack of dialogue more apparent with its couple of sentences followed by more fighting. Whilst other parts, namely filler content, grounds you to the Ninja world which leads back to the main Naruto story. Parts of the story don’t match to what you do, disregarding you as a character in the world. Having followed the series since 2006, the story feels tacked onto a game that would be entirely competent as its own entity with an original story. Translation oddities aside, this isn't the Maito Guy I love #WheresMyGuyStand?īut then there’s my biggest issue, the fact it’s labeled under the Naruto franchise. Following the Manga closely for the most part, it plays through the main story arc with filler content to make you as the player interact with the world of Naruto as if you were a character within that universe.

Relive the Naruto story, forming your own team and creating the ultimate combination to face off the series most formidable foes.Īs a concept, Naruto Online is a solid game, featuring turn based combat with the conceit of the combat being about synergising your squad’s attacks - along with timing the use of Jutsus (special moves) - to win the battle. Playing as a Ninja/Shinobi tasked with overseeing the growth and development of Team 7. Naruto Online is a Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game (MMORPG) with strategy elements. Reviews // 13th Oct 2016 - 5 years ago // By Owen Chan Naruto Online Review

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