The game uses a compact arcade platform-action format built around single-screen or short-area stages. Players guide a ninja across layered platforms, jumping between ledges, climbing surfaces, and attacking enemies with ninja weapons. Survival depends on reading enemy movement, avoiding contact and projectiles, and controlling jump distance precisely. As stages progress, terrain hazards and enemy variety increase, making memorization and positioning more important for steady advancement.
Ninja-Kid II, known in Japan as Ninja-Kun: Ashura no Shou, is a 1985 arcade action-platformer by UPL. As a sequel to the original Ninja-Kid, it expands on the formula with improved visuals, more varied enemy patterns, and livelier stage design. Centered on nimble movement, jumping, and projectile attacks, the game is remembered for its brisk pace and demanding old-school arcade challenge.
Ninja-Kun
The playable ninja hero, able to jump, cling to terrain, and defeat enemies with ninja attacks.
Learn the exact spacing of short and full jumps early, since many mistakes come from bad landings rather than enemy strength. Prioritize enemies that control your landing zones or fire from awkward angles. Use terrain to approach ranged attackers safely instead of rushing straight at them. Staying calm and clearing threats methodically is often more effective than chasing score opportunities.
No cheats or unlockables available
Tips
Watch platform spacing before jumping, especially when enemies pressure you from above or below.
Tips
Use vertical movement and walls to create safer attack angles against ranged foes.
Tips
In a strict arcade game, preserving lives is usually more valuable than risky point grabs.
User Reviews
A lively arcade sequel with sharper stage design and satisfying movement.
User Reviews
Tough at first, but rewarding once you learn enemy patterns and jump control.
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