The Steam Listing for KUNAI now offers a playable demo for this "fast-paced action adventure/metroidvania" for Windows. This post has word on the demo: "Thanks to the demo, you can now get a free and fresh look at the various weapons, ninja moves at your disposal as well as enjoy a pixel art aesthetic of its own and a beautiful soundtrack." Here's a trailer and here's a rundown on the game itself:

A traumatic event has shaken the balance of the world. Human life has been almost wiped out by the evil A.I. Lemonkus. Robots roam free across the earth. You take control of Tabby, a killer robot infused with the soul of an ancient warrior.

A Fast-Paced Action Platformer
Start out with nothing, progress and increase in strength by killing enemy robots to unlock abilities, weapons and kick-ass ninja tricks. Explore a world filled with secrets, hidden passages and mysterious characters. KUNAI is all about movement and agility. Use your ninja mobility to reach places where no normal robot could ever go.

Explore a Unique World
Explore the different pixel-art environments of KUNAI, each with a minimalistic palette, while Tabby makes cute faces. Use a variety of ninja tricks to move around the world and unleash your deadly arsenal of weapons to fight your way through armies of evil machines, rogue androids, and mindless mechs to maximize your badassness.

Features of KUNAI

• Fast-paced action platforming with a grappling twist.
• Silky smooth movement mechanics tuned to the pixel.
• Lots of juicy exploding robots crafted with care (note: screenshake can be turned off at your own leisure).
• Kunai-driven grappling fun with swinging included to amplify those deadly ninja drops.
• A wide variety of places to explore, ranging from a fallen city, floating airships to artificial deserts and more!
• Unique art style, with every area having its own color palette taking you back to the early days of gaming.
• Combat mechanics and weapons in abundance to slice, dice and fire your robotic foes to pieces.
• Friendly and not so friendly robots to meet along the way including Earl, Chief and the evil A.I. Lemonkus.
• Rocking soundtrack with lots of 16-bit references blasting into your ears.
• You are a NINJA TABLET. ‘Nuff said.