But wait! You have a limited number of these techniques (until you find a healing room and refresh them), and they can also be used to open up shortcuts. Most treasure rooms are behind some kind of barrier, like a pile of rocks, and you can use a special technique to clear the way and get your treasure. Healing rooms heal all your ninjas and refresh your ninja skills treasure rooms contain items you can use in battle and drama rooms are where the plot happens. These are healing rooms, treasure rooms, and drama rooms. There are three types of rooms in the floating castle that you don't summon. If you intentionally lose four fights in a row, the game asks you if you want to choose a new difficulty and then restarts you at the beginning of the match you just lost, with all of your ninjas completely recovered. So if you lose a match, the next ninja steps in and resumes the fight. You aren't playing as just one person you're a whole four-person team of ninjas. The only rooms you need to make sure you complete successfully are battle rooms. This makes the mini-games seem frustratingly pointless. The only thing your performance in a summoned room affects is the number of ninja points you get, and these are used to buy screenshots, audio tracks and the like from the bonus area. Even worse, winning or losing in a summoned room has no bearing on the plot. Here's the worst part: The castle has 99 floors, and you generally have to play through two or three summoned rooms on each one. It's not exactly what you would hope for in a floating palace of wonder and excitement. Here are the types of rooms you will be able to summon: battle (a single match against a CPU opponent), pop quiz (a three-question quiz on Naruto lore), clone room (three-card monte), shadow possession (button-press mimicking), tree climbing (branch-dodging test of speed), and amusement room (slot machines). This is what it looks like when you summon a room. At any given time, you have four of these, and when you use one, it's replaced by another at random. To do this, you need to use a room-summoning scroll. This means you need to "summon" a room through which to travel.
In all likelihood, the two or three rooms in front of you will be blank. For instance, when you take the stairs up from the third floor, you'll find that there are two or three rooms between you and the stairs up to the fifth floor. This floating palace of doom is 99 stories tall, and each story contains several rooms and stairs. The single-player campaign, The Mugenjo, takes place in the Phantom Fortress. It will take you only about two hours, though, to get tired of it. It's a ton of content, and it would take you well over 10 hours to explore all of it.
NARUTO ULTIMATE NINJA HEROES 2 THE PHANTOM FORTRESS SERIES
To lay its basic contents bare, this game contains a lengthy single-player campaign called The Mugenjo, a series of team battles called Heroes mode, a head-to-head battle, a bonus content area called Ninja Road, and finally, Naruto's House, where you can view purchased bonus items. Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes 2: The Phantom Fortress is a mostly recycled fighting game placed within a hollow adventure.
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