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Steam reviews

What players say

Players who enjoy Naruto-style open-world PvP and old-school grinding mostly recommend it, but many warn about toxic players, slow progression and grind.

Many players enjoy the Naruto setting, the three villages, the open-world PvP and the wide choice of jutsu and builds, and they describe the 2D pixel art and nostalgic MMO feel as charming. Most praise the active, friendly communities in their villages, though some find the groups cliquey and hard to join. Many complaints centre on slow leveling, repetitive daily quests and grind, plus a new-player experience that offers little guidance and pits beginners against high-level players. Some say the community, the developers and reporting systems can be toxic or unfair, and a number of reviews raise concerns about the developers' favouritism and about players behaving predatorily. Recent reviews are more positive and focus on the game's fun and updates, while several of the most helpful older reviews warn about toxicity and gatekeeping.

Who it suits

Suits players who want a Naruto-inspired MMO, enjoy skill-based PvP and don't mind slow, grindy progression with a tight-knit community.

Who should skip it

Should skip it if you want quick progression, clear guidance for newcomers or a community free from hostility and clique politics.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with hundreds of hours more often raise toxicity, reporting abuse and a lack of content updates, while newer players mainly praise the setting and community.

Summarised by AI from 69 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.