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Nutjitsu comes from the World of Keflings developer NinjaBee and first launched on Windows 8 last September. This will mark the second game to come from the ID@Xbox program to make it to Xbox One when it hits stores May 8.
Ninjutsu will launch on the Xbox One Store at $6.49. If you have a Windows 8 device you can check out the original release of the game for free on the Windows Store.
Microsoft debuted their ID@Xbox program at Gamescom 2014 and it has come a long way since then. Take a look at what indie developers...
Screencheat takes what some would call a problem of split screen multiplayer and turns it into the main feature.
Knight Squad from Chainsawesome Games borrows from both Bomberman and Gauntlet to deliver hectic eight player madness.
Microsoft revealed the first group of developers that will be participating in the ID@Xbox program, and it is quite an impressive list.
