Swordless Ninja tells the story of a small ninja named Mabushi who wants to save his friend Miyuki. A bad spirit called Oni Gorbazaki takes Miyuki away, and Mabushi runs after him through many lands. You guide Mabushi across towns, forests, and temples while he jumps over gaps and avoids traps. He does not carry a sword, so he uses his quick feet, strong jumps, and smart moves instead of weapons. The goal is simple: reach the end of each level and keep moving closer to Miyuki.
Each stage feels like a little obstacle course. Platforms float at different heights, enemies patrol narrow paths, and sharp spikes wait below. You can land on top of many enemies to beat them, grab ledges to climb, and use moving platforms to cross large pits. Purple plums sit in hard-to-reach places, and kids who like to explore can try to collect them all. At the end of some groups of levels, big bosses like turtles or fish appear and test everything you learned.
Swordless Ninja suits children who enjoy running and jumping games that reward practice. The controls stay simple, yet tricky jumps still feel exciting when you succeed. Kids learn to watch patterns, wait for safe moments, and try again when they miss. The rescue story gives a clear reason to keep going, and the bright, cartoon-style art keeps the tone light even when the stages grow harder.
