Those that have watched the movie of similar name will know the story, but for those not knowing. The DLC expansions help in that regard, but still lacked the final ending fans of the franchise deserve. With the story finished by the end of the base game, it never fully gives closure to it. Part of this is the slide show method of telling the narrative, the combat being the same as the previous game but switches its formula slightly with the inclusion of counter. Storm 4 is a sequel that was a massive mixed bag in terms of content and consistency.

The review of the base game and its DLC season pass can be found here and here respectively. Being bought as either the “all of the DLC in one edition” or as the DLC alone, this review is focused on grading it as full package with more emphasis on Road to Boruto being the ribbon to complete the package. Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 4: Road to Boruto is, aside from being the longest title I’ve written about that’s still following the Japanese trend of long titles, the closing chapter of Naruto Uzumaki as the story passes over to his son: Boruto Uzumaki.

Reviews // 6th Mar 2017 - 5 years ago // By Owen Chan Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 4: Road to Boruto Review

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