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Ninja Action 2 is a vertical climbing game. Your ninja clings to the side of a tower built from red-framed blocks, and the whole job is to get upward by jumping from one wall to the other while whatever sticks out of the tower tries to knock you off. There is no map to learn and no story to sit through; you load the page and you are already climbing.

The pace is what sets it apart. Each jump is a single decision, made over and over, and a mistimed one ends the run straight away. That makes sessions short and repeatable: a run lasts as long as your timing does, and the natural reaction is to start again and get a little higher.

For anyone who came to Cat Ninja for quick reflex platforming, this is the same appetite in a more stripped-down form. It runs in the browser with nothing to install and no account, so it suits a few spare minutes.

How to play

The game is built around jumping between the two sides of the tower. Click inside the game once so it receives your input, then use the control the start screen shows. On this site, ninja platformers are generally played with the arrow keys or W A S D for moving and jumping, and the start screen names any extra action key. Check that screen before your first run rather than assuming.

A run goes like this: you begin on one wall, jump across, land on the far wall, and repeat while the tower scrolls past. The blocks that protrude are the hazard, so the decision on every jump is whether the gap you are aiming for is clear by the time you arrive.

Tips

• Look at the next section of wall before you jump, not at your character. The obstacle you need to avoid is above you, not beside you.
• Keep a steady rhythm. Jumping early and late in alternation is what usually causes a fall, so once you find a tempo, hold it.
• If a run goes badly in the first few jumps, restart instead of playing it out. Runs are short, so a fresh start costs almost nothing.

Similar games on Cat Ninja

If you like the wall-to-wall movement, Ninja Leap is the closest in spirit and is played with the mouse or a tap. Final Ninja and Final Ninja Zero are more traditional ninja platformers with character movement across levels. Level Devil and World's Hardest Game are also built around dying and retrying quickly, but they punish you for trusting the level layout rather than for bad timing.

It suits players who want a very short session, works with a keyboard or a touch screen depending on the input the start screen asks for, and gives you a clear score-chasing goal without any setup.