An excellent game for get-togethers with friends)
In general, the game gave positive emotions, because winning friends is so much fun) When you invited a friend to play Naruto, and when you perform a standard combo on the YYB gamepad, after which your friend generally wonders what’s going on and how to dodge it - watching the reaction is quite funny for a while. Afterwards, however, the friend pauses the game and tries to learn “all the combos,” although in fact there aren’t that many of them. And when you show a friend who is not familiar with the Naruto universe all the characters in the game that you can play as, you can immediately see a reaction of misunderstanding about who and what to choose. And yes, there really are a LOT of characters to choose from (in capital letters). And each character has its own technique (ability). The character has 2 health bars (green and then yellow), and a chakra count scale (chakra can be replenished). There are also 4 slots for things that can be used during battle, but I didn’t understand how to change them in a game with a friend, but oh well, they don’t buff the character that much. The usual battle with a friend on the same console (PC) is over. Now about the plot and “free play”. The plot is at the highest level (This is Naruto), the graphics are sooooo cool for an anime game. This is the only game where I passed all lvls (except one) to S rank). Free play. Quite an interesting mode, open world (although it feels fiercely dead), unfortunately it quickly gets boring, but, as a true Naruto fan, I collected all the memories and completed everything, on average at A and S rank. Now about the worst part - multiplayer. It is made terribly, there is no balance, constant crashes and problems with the Internet (well, this is probably MY problem). In general, the multiplayer is made terribly. And online in the game... well, it’s useless(
In general, the game deserves its 8.2 points out of 10.