Mr Ninja is a very engaging and easy-control mobile game designated for smaller screens. The core task is to take the sword to skillfully eliminate all the enemies so that you can rescue the hostages.

Before we get into the level guide, there a some general guiding principles players may find useful for most gaming levels. The first tip is to pay attention to your surroundings and take advantages of the objects around you to kill the enemies. This is particularly important when your enemies are equipped with their own weapons. In this case, they would be certainly respond to your attacks with your sword, which means they can only be terminated by other non-weaponry objects. Another thing to be aware is that the falling objects are all dead enemies or pieces of them. Ridiculous this may sound, but players can indeed use a dead enemy to kill another one. Besides, sometimes players try to reach the level goal of the game in one move and earn three star rate. However, this is not always necessary since some levels allow players to make two turns.

The first a few levels are simple with one motion control — swiping, regardless of the number of enemies. Players basically swipe across the screws diagonally or sometimes horizontally to kill one or a few targets in a row.

Then from the fifth level, players get to use more objects to kill. The basic mechanism is to use the scattering objects/blocks/pieces to hit the enemies instead of attacking them directly with the sword.

From level 11 onwards, players can activate explosives to kill more enemies. Shortly after that, players will encounter with many wood logs and pillars/columns which they can cut into halves that fell to knock the enemies over. This game uses those recurring elements throughout its levels and once players get a gist of the basic patterns, they shall move forward level by level in a smooth sail.