Indie Cred: Bullet Time Ninja

Hey folks.

I've left you hanging for a few weeks now, but I promise I'll make it up to you. And to start, here's a little game I found on IndieGames.com! (Click the picture to go there!)


It is what it sounds like, I promise. It's also a sweet example of a simple concept made better by fantastic level design.

Have a go and have some fun!

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