I Am Ninja, The New Ask A Ninja iPhone Game Produced by AxoStudios

by Burstein! on May 8, 2009 · 0 comments

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AxoStudios presents “I Am Ninja”, which is the iPhone game adaptation of the popular Ask a Ninja series. Now that sounds like one “killer” app.

The game was co-written by the folks at Ask a Ninja and reflects their perverted sense of humor. Even better, 10% of the net proceeds will go to Deep Search Foundation lead by Dr. Sylvia Earle.

You are a lone Ninja facing a land overrun with pirates, zombies and evilized ninjas. You must use the ninja skills of quick reaction, dexterity, strategy, and love of KILLING to survive the never-ending onslaught.

Dead them before they dead you!

I Am Ninja

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