Ninja Tournament for Windows

sword, the quality of the weapon is the most important factor (just remember what a Hatori Hanzo sword can do...), so, you should take proper care to select your weapon (i.e. the mouse), as bad weapons either don't have a good grip, or don't react very well to quick swings... Also, if you want to excel at sword fighting, you should learn to maximize your skill: a good swing with the katana involves speed, acuracy and the proper movement direction. In the singleplayer game, two challenges are included and some original Doom 3 maps are available. In the challenges you need to fight against a series of monsters that spawn into the tournament. The single player game plays similar to standard Doom 3. Note that the original Doom 3 maps were extensively but not fully tested - please report any bugs to: [url="mailto:leif@gravity-music.net"]leif AT gravity-music.net[/url]. The multiplayer game includes two original and the 5 standard Doom 3 multiplayer maps. ----------------- What's new: ----------------- - Revised control scheme makes player easier to control and is more similar to standard doom3 movement controls. - Player movement speed factors into sword damage. - If held in a staight upright position directly in front to the player, the sword can block 95% of frontal damage. The efficiency of blocking (between 50-95%) is indicated by a more or less metallic sound. - Added compatibility with standard doom3 multiplayer maps and standard doom3 single player maps (currently in beta status).
Ninja Tournament is a sword fighting simulation for the doom 3 engine. Player movement is controlled by the keyboard and the sword position is directly controlled by mouse movements. As with any