Mini Games
Find the Ninja
Track the ninja as it hops between trees and pick where it lands.
How to Play
- Follow the ninja with your eyes as it hops from tree to tree in the 4×4 forest.
- Each level adds one more jump and shortens the pause between jumps.
- When it stops, click the tree where it landed last. One wrong pick ends the game.
My Best Record
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Your record is the number of levels you clear.
Ranking
| Rank | Nickname | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Rank | Nickname | Score |
|---|---|---|
- |  You | - |
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Records are not shared across different browsers or devices.
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Find the Ninja is a visual tracking game played in a 4×4 forest of 16 trees. A single ninja hops from tree to tree, and once it stops you click the tree where it landed last. Get it right and the next level starts; pick the wrong tree and the game ends.
The difficulty comes down to two numbers. Each round has three more jumps than its level number, so level 1 has 4 jumps and level 5 has 8. The pause between jumps starts at about 0.9 seconds and shrinks by 0.06 seconds per level down to 0.3 seconds, and within a single round the jumps also speed up toward the end. The ninja never lands on the same tree twice in a row, but it can come back to a tree it visited earlier, and every route is random, so there is nothing to memorize.
There is no timer on your answer, so take a breath before you click. A useful habit is to keep the whole grid in view instead of locking onto one tree, and to name each landing spot in your head ("top left, center, bottom right"); only the final spot counts. Your score is the number of levels you clear. It goes on the leaderboard, and a challenge link lets friends play under exactly the same rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How do you play Find the Ninja?
A. Watch the ninja hop between 16 trees on a 4×4 grid, then click the tree where it stopped. A correct pick takes you to the next level; a wrong one ends the game.
Q. How many jumps does the ninja make on each level?
A. The level number plus three: 4 jumps on level 1, 8 on level 5 and 13 on level 10. The pause between jumps also shrinks from about 0.9 seconds to a minimum of 0.3 seconds as you climb.
Q. How is the score counted?
A. Your score is the number of levels you cleared. Miss on level 6 and you have cleared five, so your result is Lv. 5; a miss on level 1 scores 0 and is not ranked.
Q. Is there a time limit to answer?
A. No. Once the ninja stops, you can take as long as you like to choose a tree. The whole challenge is following the jumps.