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The PlayStation 4 game has a score of 79/100 on Metacritic and the Xbox One game has a score of 80/100, indicating positive reviews. GameSpot praised its visuals, character designs and narrative. HobbyConsolas praised the narrative's multiple twists and the game's visuals. A Destructoid reviewer enjoyed the "extravagant" combat and visuals. He praised the story mode for explaining ambiguities from the original series (such as the origin of Kakashi's Sharingan eye technique), but felt that the cutscenes lacked balance with the shorter fights. An IGN reviewer criticized the game's short campaign and poor presentation in the early chapters (due to the use of frames rather than CGI scenes), but found the climax and Naruto's final fights more interesting. GameRevolution said that thanks to multiple storylines (most notably Sasuke Uchiha's and Obito's), the player could see the narrative from different points of view. This enriched the main story, making it enjoyable for returning fans or players new to the series. The number of cutscenes from the main campaign was also well-received.
About gameplay, GameSpot found its fighting system too simple and geared to fans of the series rather than fighting games in general. An IGN reviewer criticized the game's poor AI and connection problems, but enjoyed the fighting system. According to Hardcore Gamer, it had "solid controls and an outstanding roster of characters". The Escapist rated the game nine out of ten, praising its gameplay and narrative. A Hobby Consolas reviewer praised the amount of CyberConnect2 content, citing the open world after the main campaign (since players could revisit fights from previous games); unlike IGN, he found the AI more challenging. The reviewer also praised the new tag-team system (for adding  strategy to the combat) and the detail in the fighters' clothing. A GameRevolution review said that despite the simple controls in the cast, each major boss fight was appealing in visuals and speed; the use of assistant characters in fights was also praised.
Road to Boruto has a 70 on Metacritic for the PlayStation 4 version, indicating "mixed or average reviews", and 77 for the Xbox One version, indicating "generally favorable reviews". Jeaxtu considered Road to Boruto a satisfying conclusion to the Naruto series (based on the new characters), but found it too short. PlayStation Universe agreed, saying that the new narrative was interesting but Road to Boruto was too short. An Atomix reviewer felt that the new adventure mode completed Storm 4's narrative, since events from the original Naruto series and Boruto: Naruto the Movie were explained. Criticizing the lack of new gameplay, the reviewer praised the new cast and the adult versions of Naruto and Sasuke.
The Nintendo Switch port of the game has a score of 79 on Metacritic, indicating favorable reviews. Eurogamer praised the amount of game content; completing the campaign and the DLC could take 35 hours. Nintendo Life enjoyed the cast and the game's responsive controls, but questioned the addition of quick-time events and the presentation. Hobby Consolas found the controls improved and regarded its visuals as superior to the previous Storm games, but felt that it did not take advantage of the Switch's full capacity. A Meristation review said that although the Switch port retained good combat and narrative, the graphics were worse than the original and not enough characters were playable.