This is a free 80 -style ninja stealing game where you race in Splitscreen to plunder the castle of Daimyo

Back in December, a series of great games had an extremely impolite to sneak into digital shelves while we were hair loss, souls and marbles including different gaming award programs. One of those games is Escape from Castle Matsumoto – can be exempted, because it is a ninja game and we hope Ninja will sneak.

It was a quirky of The Splitscreen Pixelart, in which the two ninja races were the first to rob the castle of Daimyo. While scouring the villa in your half screen, you can set traps and obstacles for rival Shinobi. If Push comes to Shove to Roundhouse Kick, you can also fight directly with them.

That is convenient. It seems it since the 80s. This is a video.

I had a new play and could (Re) confirm that I smoked a ninja. In my defense, I went straight to the itchy version. Impetuosity is not one of the ninja qualities, I gathered. Perhaps there is an ancient Ninja proverb about always reading the instruction book. However, it was calm to see my bot rivals gracefully while I was threatening in a corridor, trying to find smoke bombs.

You can better price. Perhaps you want to increase shares and challenge a friend, even – there are many online players, Lan and the same computer, according to Steam. Developers are Mausimus and Chris “Joker” Femo. Good for them, I said. We can always do with more ninja games.

Surking update: RPS commentators informed me that the exact precedent here is Spy vs Spy, originally written for C64. The similarity is quite clear from screenshots, but in my protection, Spy vs Spy is one of the sad reduction rate of video games that appear before I was born.