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Ninja: Dark Force is a 2D action platformer: slay assassins, dodge traps and find the hidden scrolls. Radiating the Japanese culture fantasy lore and visual style, this amazing 2D action platformer features catchy skill-based gameplay, amazing artwork, and a total of 23 levels. Even though the atmosphere is literally dark, it’s not at all grim but rather intriguing and enticing.
Getting to the final boss won’t be easy because he’s got a whole army of assassins you must defeat first. Additionally, the stages are stacked with deadly traps you must learn how to avoid, and to open portals to new locations, you must find well-hidden scrolls along the way, so keep your eyes wide open!
How to play Ninja: Dark Force
Don’t underestimate the enemy assassins because they’ll one-shot you if given a chance. Fortunately, your character is extremely agile, so if you play it right, they won’t really pose much of a threat. Inspect the conspicuous parts of each level to find the hidden scrolls to enable unlocking new locations and closer to the final boss. Learn how the deadly traps work to act preemptively and avoid them efficiently.
What are the controls for Ninja: Dark Force?
While Ninja: Dark Force is optimized for both PC and mobile web, you won’t be able to see ability cooldowns, namely for dash and hide, in a PC browser.
On mobile, flip the device horizontally to start playing. Use the easily discerned buttons to run, toss shuriken, hide, and perform a deadly dash.
PC controls:
- Move left/right — A/D
- Jump — Space/W
- Shuriken toss — E/Left mouse button
- Dash — Q
- Hide — C
Features
- A Japanese fantasy-themed 2D action platformer
- Fast-paced, exciting, and skill-based gameplay
- A total of 23 challenging levels and a final boss fight
Playing Ninja: Dark Force on CrazyGame
Ninja: Dark Force runs directly in your browser — no download, no install, no account. The game is served by its publisher inside the player above, so progress is stored by the game itself rather than on this site. If the player does not start, reload the page once; some titles take a few seconds to load their assets on the first run.
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