This is a Naruto game for the hardcore fans but can be enjoyed by everyone. Ever wanted to see what Naruto would look like as a robot? Ever wanted to see how exactly the Akatsuki formed? Perfect! Shōnen Jump right in to this fun, fight fuelled foray into this button bashing ninja nightmare in Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution by CyberConnect2.
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Story Mode
So this game has a story mode, set around a Tournament Arc. You fight your way through to Torunament as you’d expect but toward the beginning the player encounters a robot version of Naruto named “Mecha-Naruto” and that’s where the real hijinks ensue. There is a lot to this story mode and I’m not going to pretend there weren’t moments where I stared at the screen wondering what on earth was going on.
There’s robots and body switching and the plot was convoluted but it was also definitely designed with the concept of being a new side story that didn’t affect the greater plot of the show at all and that’s all fine. It didn’t take itself too seriously but still got an emotional reaction out of me. I still enjoyed the good treatment the story got from the great voice acting and underlining moral lessons that the show has taught its viewers over the years.
There are more than just the quick play battles and the main story. There are 3 original animated stories about the origin of the Akatsuki, the terrorist group and antagonists for the series. These segments are woven into the gameplay and allow you to play as members of the group who go out to recruit others. It’s a fun little side quests that add to the greater experience.
Gameplay
The gameplay revolved primarily around 3 main sections, watching cutscenes and conversation scenes, basic map traversal where you run around completing fetch quests and exploration, and finally the combat segments which can last a while depending on the difficulty. The combat is relatively simple and primarily consists of button bashing and special moves. The exploration was very straightforward and served its purpose.
One thing I enjoyed was the huge roster of characters to play as, around the 100 mark from Naruto to Neji to Might Guy and so on; more than enough ninjas to get your jutsu on.
Anime games have come a long way since this title was released in 2014. 2018s Black Clover: Quartet Knights, for instance, has less playable characters but far more character mobility and more robust and diverse combat options.
Art Style
The entire game was animated in a way that greatly resembles the original art style and I found it to be very aesthetically pleasing and immersive. Characters were excellently executed, thanks to facial expressions, body language and reactions from the characters, tied in with original voice actors that really helped me settle in to the IP I know and love.
This game is amusing and engaging and that’s all it really needs to be. It doesn’t take itself too seriously but still manages to pull on a heartstring along the way. All in all, it was a fun tip into the world of Naruto. If you like fighting games then give it a go!
Pros
- Lots of Characters
- Great art style
- Great voice acting
Cons
- Action can be hard to follow
- Very little world detail
- Main story was a little silly
Attention:
- In order to enable Rock Climb from an existing save file, players should head to the multi-pool area of Amaria's gym. Stepping in and out will be enough to fix it!
- It is normal that you don't have the TMX yet; don't worry.
- In order to begin E18's story, you will need to head to Calcenon City.
Please be advised that this game contains some light screen-flashing sequences, and mature content that may be unsettling to some individuals. Please stay safe when playing!
Downloads
Updated to 18.4.1 (6/20/20)
Pokemon Reborn: Episodes 1-18 (475MB): Glass Edition
for windows. game-z requires a gpu with OpenGL 3.3+
use game.exe if game-z.exe breaks or your computer can't run it or something
idk how this thing ever managed to work in the first place.
Pokemon Reborn: Episodes 1-18 (483 MB): Fruit Edition
for mac osx 10.12 and later. 'fruit' does not include blackberry. why are you using a blackberry.
if apple blocks you from playing, just right click and open. save file help can be found here.
Pokemon Reborn: Episodes 1-18 (478 MB): Penguin Edition
Launcher Main Exe Download
for linux. requires a gpu with OpenGL 3.3+. tested on ubuntu, might work elsewhere.
should the mac/linux downloads not work for you, you can still play the game on most systems by downloading the windows version and running it with WINE.
Test Builds:
18.4.3 (7/20/20)
Little bit riskier than the above downloads, these are for those who want to help test engine changes.
Windows: (Drive)
Mac: (Drive)
Linux: (Drive)
Old Downloads:
Launcher Exe For Pc
E18.2 (3/17/20)
- How do I update my game?
- It couldn't be easier! Your save file is stored separately, so all you have to do is download the new file, unzip it, and then run the game from the new folder! You can delete your previous folder, but it may be wise to wait until successfully loading into the new game version before doing so.