Ninja Burger Secret Ninja Death Touch

If you like Steve Jackson games, this is an awesome game. The humor of Munchkin is much more developed in this game.In this game, you are a new employee at Ninja Burger, a fast food chain dedicated to delivering to the most undeliverable locations. You start by getting dealt 3 Ninja Cards (the black cards), You then read the 3 cards and decide who you will be and reveal your identity. You will have a number rating for each of the Ninja Burger skills: Combat, Stealth, Disguise, Climbing, & Customer Service. You may also have other categories such as Driving, Computers, Animals, and Math. Then you also have an Other Stuff category that covers anything not covered by the others. Depending on your mission/errand, you must make dice rolls in one or more of these categories. The higher your skill the better your chance of winning that roll.I have 2 big complaints of this game. The first is one of the rules is stupid. You start with 6 Honor Tokens, but the game ends when you have 5 more honor tokens than anyone else, or the total honor tokens in play is equal to 10x the number of players in the game. You can get up to 2 honor points a mission, and if thing go right, the game can end in 2 turns. This is easily fixed, we did 12 or 15x the number of players for honor tokens, or started with 5 and stated a 5 round minimum. Small thing and easy to fix.The other big problem is this is a fairly large box, with a specialty divided and stuff barely fits. All the game consists of are 3 decks of slightly oversized cards, 3 dice, some cardboard money in various denominations, and honor tokens, a smaller bow would have been fine.This game was great, we have played it 3-4 times, and while it does not have the replayabilty of Munchkin, it will be making int into my regular rotation. It is a light game with great humor, that is especially great for new gamers.

Fun Game, I feel as though the rules were a little confusing at first. It took several of usdiscussing it, for a longer than desired time period.After the game got under way, and we got used to the cards, it was fun, I enjoy playing it.Not as much as Munchkin, but it is a nice change up.

My friend purchased this at pax in boston, and we had loads of fun. Regretted not buying my own to show my other friends, but now that i did we have fun playing for hours. Definitely recommend this game

This is a very unusual game, and so much fun!! The creators obviously have a good sense of humour. Every game is different, especially when playing it with different people. It's the sort of game that seems to lead to interesting negotiations between players (someone even bought my glass of wine off me once using a game money token!), so it's definitely more fun with around 3-5 players. A great way to spend an evening.

If you enjoy non-standard card games, then you'll likely find this game a lot of fun. Filled with ninja antics and off-hand humor, this game is a world of fun to play, especially with groups of 3 to 5.

This is *The* ideal version of the Ninja Burger game. It has the honor pieces, the money, and expanded cards for missions, ninja, and fortune cards. I only added 2 small "Chinese Takeout" containers from The Container Store to hold the loose pieces to complete the ambiance for playing the game.

Hilarious game. A regular called for on camping trips and game nights. Good replayability within reason.

Sumo expansion is unbalanced but product was exactly what was described. Too many autosucceed fortune cards, makes the game too easy.