The whole family can explore the Blueberry Moon festival, taking part in colorful challenges from the new Fruit Ninja team - Katsuro, Mari, Han and Nobu.Įach character hosts a unique game at the festival, where players can dodge speedy shurikens, hack through a forest of bamboo and become a stealth master – all while slicing fruit! Online leaderboards track the greatest players among your friends, and classic characters Sensei, Gutsu and Truffles will grant you awesome new upgrades as you continue your journey at the festival. Join an all-new cast of awesome Fruit Ninja characters in the sequel to one of the biggest Kinect games of all time!įNK2 features all the content of the original hit game, plus five brand new modes to experience - all taking advantage of the next-gen precision of the Xbox One. Guess that'll teach Halfbrick to include something educational.The blades are drawn.

Any comment made will be updated here.įruit Ninja Kinect 2 is rated E but, typically, the ESRB still flags it for 'alcohol reference' simply because the fun facts it presents on menu screens occasionally mention how fruit sometimes is used to create fermented beverages. We've reached out to Halfbrick in case there's a cat to let fully out of the bag. The description of the action doesn't vary from what's already known of Fruit Ninja Kinect (and regular Fruit Ninja, which started as a mobile title.) While Kinect in the title obviously restricts this to Xbox platforms, the 360 is not mentioned by the listing, so this release would appear to be next-gen only. Now the ESRB in the United States has given a rating to Fruit Ninja Kinect 2, saying the game is for Xbox One. Earlier this month, Australia's ratings board for video games gave Fruit Ninja Kinect 2 a classification, and Aussie-based studio Halfbrick neither denied nor comment on any sequel in reply.

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