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About Ninja Ming

Ninja Ming is a precision platformer in which you play as Ming, a ninja undertaking the Path of Trial across 8 chapters and 241 levels. You throw kunai and teleport to where they land, using precise movement and skill combinations to navigate challenges and solve puzzles.

Ming’s journey

Three years ago, a time-space rift appeared and natural disasters struck the ninja world. Ninja Mirror and the Four Ninjas sealed the rift, then disappeared. Three years later, Ming inherits the ninjas’ will and begins his trial, searching for Mirror as he undergoes his own transformation.

Teleportation and ninjutsu

“Flash” lets you teleport to a thrown kunai. As you progress, you unlock more abilities: “ExFlash” for long-range teleportation, “Fireball” and “Rock” to destroy or build terrain, and “Replacement Dash.” Each terrain has its own puzzles, and combining skills helps you plan routes and move through the levels.

The game has no stats growth; progress comes from mastering precision, speed and style through your controls.

Explore for scrolls

Each room contains collectible scrolls, which you can unlock in different ways. Flash Scrolls require multiple Flashes, Treasure Chest Scrolls need keys, Timed Scrolls test your aerial ability, and Secret Scrolls are hidden in corners.

Modes and features

  • Assist Mode: Adjust the game speed to a minimum of 0.3x.
  • Anecdotes: Keep track of your encounters and acquired ninjutsu.
  • Speedrun Mode: Unlock it by completing any area, then race against the clock.
  • Eight areas: Take on the trial across eight areas.
  • Scroll Portal: Complete the first 4 chapters to unlock access to the next 4 chapters, which make up the Inner World.
  • Hidden content: Find hidden achievements and Easter eggs.

The game also features precise controls, instant respawns after failure and dynamic electronic music by 4 Channels Club.

Frequently asked questions

Buy Ninja Ming 87% cheaper than on Steam.

Ninja Ming is available for 87% less in shops such as Kinguin.

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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