Stick that under your table
GungHo Online Entertainment’s multiplayer releaseNinjalamight not be the biggest boy on the block, but that hasn’t stopped a huge army of players from checking out its cartoonish parkour action.The studio announcedthat over eight million players have downloaded the free-to-play title since its debut on Nintendo Switch, back in the summer of 2020.
“Thank you for playingNinjala,” reads a brief message on the official blog. “We are happy to announce thatNinjalahas achieved 8 million downloads worldwide! We wish to express our deepest gratitude to all our users for your support.”
Ninjala,for those in need of a reminder, is an arena-based battle title that pits teams of punk-rock kids against one another in a variety of gameplay modes.Ninjala‘s hook (no pun intended) lies in its map traversal abilities, with its cute characters high-flying all over the shop via their swift wall-running abilities and an array of ninja-style gadgetry.
Players can use in-game rewards, (Jala), as well as real-life cash to buy customization items to fine-tune their character’s style.Ninjalahas inevitably been compared to Nintendo’s ownSplatoon, and while it does not have quite the charisma or polish of the Squid Kids’ endeavors,Ninjalacan still hold its own, offering fun, free-to-play experiences.
To celebrate the eight-million milestone, all players logging in before December will be gifted 100 Jala.
