Read this if the game doesn't load.
Get to Know About Little Fat Ninja
I love the sheer simplicity of guiding a rotund little ninja through compact arenas and watching every throw of a shuriken or lob of a bomb bounce off walls in the most satisfying arcs. You click or tap, aim your weapon, and release—then lean back and admire as your pudgy warrior hurls star after star into the path of unsuspecting critters. It’s almost zen-like, even if the room you’re in fills up with hopping frogs, chomping skulls, or swarming wasps that demand quick reflexes and one-shot hits.
As you rack up combos, the point meter ticks upward, rewarding perfectly timed ricochets and chain reactions. Between stages, there’s a little shop where you trade your hard-earned scores for extra shurikens, bouncy bombs or a few health boosts. Every upgrade adds a new wrinkle—maybe you carry three bombs instead of two, or your stars come back faster—so you’re always experimenting with what makes your ninja feel more powerful (or just more ridiculous).
What really hooks me is the art‐style: clean lines, bright colors and that unmistakable silhouette of a tiny warrior with a belly so round it almost feels like part of the challenge. The levels stay bite-sized but clever enough that you’ll stick around, eager to see how your next throw ricochets from wall to floor to enemy head. It’s quick to learn, tough to master, and oddly charming in every clumsy flip of your little fat ninja.