Takashi Ninja Warrior

Takashi Ninja Warrior is a ninja fighting game with 3D graphics that create a realistic experience. Players control attacks and movement using a joystick and buttons. Multiple character classes are available, and players must utilize terrain, character attributes, and strategy to achieve victory. The game features a leaderboard for motivation, treasure chests for added exploration, and, importantly, offline mode for uninterrupted gameplay. Come and experience it!

Gameplay

Takashi Ninja Warrior's controls work very well on touchscreen devices. Just use the joystick on the left side of the screen to move your character, and the buttons on the right to dodge, jump, attack, and use special abilities. Not only that, but if you approach up on an enemy from behind, you can use the attack button to unleash a brutal sneak attack.

Takashi Ninja Warrior is reminiscent of the great game Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, but on a smaller scale. The maps are relatively large and open, with fast-paced, deadly battles. There are also statues scattered across the maps that you can use to quickly travel between areas or heal your warrior.

Features

Offline 3D world and exploration

You travel through villages, temples, forests, and dungeon corridors.

Side paths and hidden rooms offer loot and shortcuts.

An object indicator helps you spot chests, levers, and door triggers.

Precise melee combat and stealth

Fights reward timing over button mashing. Read animations, dodge at the last moment, then counter. Stealth routes let you thin groups before a direct clash. Mixing both styles keeps risk down and progress steady.

Boss battles and shieldwall samurai

Major foes telegraph attacks that punish impatience. You watch for windows, avoid the strike, and answer with clean hits. Shieldwall samurai close obvious angles, so you look for brief gaps and place blows with care.

Progression and Survivor’s Gauntlet

Takashi grows through new weapons, armor upgrades, and ability choices that match your approach. The Survivor’s Gauntlet adds a scoreboard for score chasing once you are comfortable. In the Takashi latest version, the indicator updates and Gauntlet improvements are available for immediate use.

Highlights

Offline 3D exploration across villages, temples, forests, and dungeon corridors

Fast sword combat with perfect dodges, counters, and stealth assassinations

Strategic boss fights and shieldwall samurai demanding timing and precision

Deep progression with unlockable weapons, armor upgrades, and ability customization

Survivor’s Gauntlet with a new scoreboard for score-chasing runs

Offline 3D exploration across villages, temples, forests, and dungeon corridors

Fast sword combat with perfect dodges, counters, and stealth assassinations

Strategic boss fights and shieldwall samurai demanding timing and precision

Deep progression with unlockable weapons, armor upgrades, and ability customization

Survivor’s Gauntlet with a new scoreboard for score-chasing runs

User comments

Y’all should add controller support! I feel like the game would be smooth for some that love to play with controller. Overall game play so far has been great!

This game is really fun with a simple combat system. I really like the skip ad ticket system and the low prices for in game content. However, the enemies feel too easy. Keep in mind I’ve just finished level 4. You can easily kill an enemy in a single combo and get to a safe distance to combo the next one. Also the fact that there are so many potions laying around and I can pause in the middle of combat and buy a potion for almost no gold makes combat even easier to exploit combat. I still like the game and will continue to play it, but you can easily bypass any difficulty.

I remember when I was trying to look for a good mobile souls like but than I found this game it has the same difficulty as dark souls 1But they need to ad something so you can refight bosses at a save points

Summarize

Takashi Ninja Warrior is a 3D action game in which you can control a ninja warrior as he fights to defend his family's honor and save the people of his homeland with just his faithful katana. Overall, Takashi Ninja Warrior is an excellent 3D action game that's halfway between the Souls saga and Tenchu. On top of all that, it's campaign mode is extensive enough to keep you entertained for hours.