It's lucky they're all fairly easy to figure out - although there are still a few bits we've had to look up. You see, although each of the three main modes has its own little twist, there's actually nothing in the game to explain it to you - not even a "How to Play" section, which is the standard for every other Xbox Live Arcade title.
Thankfully, the learning curve here is pretty much non-existent, as it's incredibly easy for even the most novice of players to pick up and play - almost literally, all you have to do is stand in front of your TV, and flail about like an idiot - although even a brief explanation of the goals of each mode would have been nice. In order to help you tell where you are in relation to the fruit, there's a little silhouette of your body at the back of the screen, which is something of a Godsend as the levels get more complex. There are three main modes of play here Zen, Classic, and Arcade, but the basics stay the same between all three - all you have to do is slice as much fruit as you can in the time limit you're given. On the other hand, if you're fine with the idea of standing in front of your TV, looking like you've either got ants in your pants, or are being swarmed by hundreds of invisible wasps, (and don't mind the neighbours thinking you're a bit of a loon), then read on.
If you're the sort of person who looks for a deep, involving storyline in your games, then Fruit Ninja Kinect obviously isn't for you.
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