Ninja Assault

Ninja Assault Walkthrough

Ninja Assault is a minigame of the popular MMORPG, Adventure Quest, but now you can play it as a standalone fighting game! Ninja Assault features splendid graphics, excellent audio, and simple controls.

According to the story of Ninja Assault, your mission is to project the farming villages of the Daijin Valley from hostile samurai ghosts and other demonic enemies. In terms of gameplay, this means beat your enemies, survive, and level up! Killing enemies earns experience in this fighting game, similar to an RPG. When enough experience is earned, your character will level up and you will be taken to a shop where you can buy new weapons and heal for the next level. Your progress is not saved, and if you die or quit the game, you will have to start from the first level.

Unlike other fighting games or beat 'em up games where you must move your character manually, in Ninja Assault, your ninja will automatically walk forward. You are only in control of attacks. Click on enemies and items to attack them. You will often have to wait until enemies get in range to attack them, putting you at the risk of being attacked yourself. To overcome this, you may press the spacebar to perform a long-range leaping attack. Be careful when using this leaping attack since enemies can attack you on the rebound and some enemies have nasty counters to this attack!

Although your character levels up in Ninja Assault, you will not unlock new attacks. The only thing that advances is the difficulty of the enemies that you face. The only way to gain an upper-hand in this fighting game is by buying weapons. Longer weapons increase your attack range and some can help you gain experience and gold faster. You probably won't be able to buy weapons at the beginning of the game, however, since you will have to use your money on expensive health potions given that your health does not regenerate between levels.

Ninja Assault is a minigame and it shows. Gamers looking for a fighting game with high-paced action and combo attacks should look elsewhere, but casual gamers may have fun with the rudimentary gameplay that Ninja Assault offers.