Ninja Arashi

Black Panther

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Ninja Arashi is an intense platformer with mixed RPG elements. In this game, you play as Arashi, a former legendary ninja who fights his way through the corrupted world to save his kidnapped son from the hand of the shadow devil Orochi. With superior acrobatic and deadly weapons, Arashi is ready to face menacing traps and enemies who have sworn to protect the shadow devil Orochi.
Ninja Arashi features simple yet addicting gameplay, giving you thrilling moments and an unexpected experience. You can upgrade abilities using gold and diamond collected from enemies and the environment in order to keep tracks with the difficulty of the game. Manuever through traps, lay waste on enemies who try to stop you and rescue your son.

FEATURES:
- 3 different maps with 45 levels to play
- Easy to control movement
- Discover the beauty of high quality graphics
- Shadow silhouette art style
- Upgrade your character's skills
- Purchase costumes
- Challenge yourself with tough battles
- Become a master ninja !

Ratings and reviews

So I've been playing this game for several months now, and I initially started playing it because I really wanted another game to play after Speedy Ninja was taken off of the store. This game is too damn good! It controls super well, the scenery is beautiful, and the gameplay is mad solid! It's really fun watching out for traps and enemies hidden in the walls (I got scoped a few times, no lie) but overall, I'm pretty vigilant. On top of that, the music is really immersive. Definitely recommend!

so, this game is addictive and beautiful. the art style isnt original but it is unique.fun... at first. the controls are too tight.you'll go to jump and press it like 4 times but your guy will just walk off a cliff.this game requires accuracy and precision reflexes, but after 20 levels it gets to the point where difficult stops being fun and it's just cheap. impossible situations that WILL kill you. worse, there is no point to playing past level 30. everything is unlocked. there is nothing to do

really liked the art style. game play was pretty good, i liked it; but do you really need an ad every time you pass a level? or fail to pass a level? or when you go back to the title screen? or when you go to the shop? or when you try to upgrade a skill? I get it. devs need money, but i would have played the game past level 4 if i didnt have to watch 7 ads in that time.

What's new

Fix some bugs