#Sas zombie assault 4 kiwi ninja update#
#Sas zombie assault 4 kiwi ninja archive#

(anyone from the future remember that absurd thing? Heh.) And on one last point I didn't hit earlier, it's not that grindy. Maybe, by the time I tab out and go their website, it'll already be up! Or if you're reading this far in the future, BTD6 could already be a thing of the past, replaced by another game.īut really. It's an old enough game that it's probably best for Ninja Kiwi to perhaps focus their efforts into other projects. (Edit - Point - It's more accessible for all sorts of people.)Īs for the last point, Age. But them? Nah, stick with the adorable monkeys popping Bloons. If I were a parent (which I'm not) I probably wouldn't be too happy with my kids getting into a blood and gore fest of zombie slaying. Secondly, and more to Ninja Kiwi's credit, they have to look at the general interest and who's playing what. Zombie Apocalypse games aren't all the rage anymore. It's not 'OH GOD ZOMBIES ARE TAKING OVER THE HUMAN RACE THEY'RE GONNA KILL US ALL!'įor one thing, the Zombie craze has sort of passed. (Or Bloons, if you've followed Ninja Kiwi long enough.) It's adorable, it's lovable, it's a great workout for strategy if that's your thing. Y'see that adorable monkey over there? See the dart, tossed from it's hand to make a balloon go 'pop!'? Yeah, that's what a lot of people know as Bloons Tower Defense. Be happy they aren't charging you $60 up front.The in-app purchases aren't as bad as people might have you think. I generally give F2P devs a pass on this. The way I see it, yeah, you're right, in a way.Ĭash Grabbing? Yep. It's been abandoned, it's a cash grab, etc. Often times, the staff will be seen interacting with users on their Blogs, and the Ninja Kiwi Reddit(Previously Ninja Kiwi Forum).There's a lot of complaining going on. Kill zombies and collect the samples they leave behind, beat other players and win big rewards The year is 3104, and a virus outbreak on the trans-federation planet of Thera threatens the very fate of mankind. Ninja Kiwi currently employs 70 people between both studios. SAS Zombie Assault 4 New Event Mode Virus Samples has been added to SAS 4. The founders of Ninja Kiwi of New Zealand are Chris and Stephen Harris. SAS: Zombie Assault 4 Mobile (2014) (Mobile port)įor info on the Bloons Series, and the Bloons TD Series.SAS: Zombie Assault 4 (2014) (Top-down Shooter).SAS Zombie Assault Tower Defense (2012) (Tower Defense).SAS: Zombie Assault 3 Mobile (2011 ) (Mobile port).SAS: Zombie Assault 3 (2011) (Top-down Shooter).SAS: Zombie Assault 2 Insane Asylum (2009) (Expansion).SAS: Zombie Assault 2 (2009) (Top-down Shooter).SAS: Zombie Assault (2008) (Top-down Shooter).The following is a complete list of publications by Ninja Kiwi as a part of the SAS: Zombie Assault series. SAS 4 - Ninja Kiwi SAS Zombie Assault 4 New Event Mode Virus Samples has been added to SAS 4.

#Sas zombie assault 4 kiwi ninja update#

October 20 2021, First update released for SAS 4 Mobile in 4 years. Ninja Kiwi was acquired by Modern Times Group on 24 March 2021 for 1.6 billion crowns ($186 million USD). The only thing stopping this new and terrifying zombie horde from pushing mankind to the brink of existence is the highly skilled and highly weaponized special.

#Sas zombie assault 4 kiwi ninja archive#

JNinja Kiwi Archive Released all previous flash games available after End of Life of Adobe Flash.ĭec 31 2020, Adobe Flash Development discontinued all Ninja Kiwi flash game development ends. In 2008, they released the first game in a new series, SAS: Zombie Assault.ĭigital Goldfish, based in Dundee, Scotland, was acquired in 2012, renamed Ninja Kiwi Europe.įebruary 10th, 2017, Ninja Kiwi announces there are no plans for further updates to either version of SAS 4. In 2007, they released one of their earliest popular games, Bloons!, the predecessor to the many other games in the Bloons Series. They began developing flash games in a spare bedroom with both brothers working part time. Ninja Kiwi was first founded in 2006 by the brothers Chris and Stephen Harris in Auckland, New Zealand.

3.1 List of Known staff aliases online, previous and current:.