All final ninja zero games

Use left and right to swing each way. You will automatically jump up when get to the top of your rope. Use this ability to climb up ledges and tall buildings.

Press towards a wall when falling to begin a wall slide. Then press away from the wall to do a wall jump. Please take a moment to check it out here. Sorry, Final Ninja Zero is no longer available :. Privacy Notice We use Cookies to make our site work, customize content and your experience, provide social media features, measure site usage, and personalize advertising.

Toggle navigation. Final Ninjaunblocked Games. How to Play Cat Ninja? Tips and Tricks 3. Controls 4. Developer 5. And the end part is probably the toughest and most frustrating portion of the entire game. The player has to navigate a green mine through a narrow chute with a large area of moving blocks, then through a large area of on-and-off laser beams, and then eventually to the generator to destroy it and disable the force field which blocks the exit.

The player receives another transmission from Monty in this level, to the left of the force field generator area. This level is the ultimate test for dealing with cutting lasers. This level contains two upwards sections and two downwards sections.

The upwards sections involve moving up the area while avoiding the countless numbers of cutting Lasers. And the downwards sections involve going down huge drops with missile guns in the way. The player must be careful to control their speed while dropping to avoid over dropping. This is a very huge and long level. The first half of the level is rather easy because Takeshi has a companion Snowfox alongside with you, which is very helpful in destroying guards with cutting lasers.

The player must be careful not to get left behind, or else Snowfox might not be able to destroy all the enemies. The second half of the level is very tricky, which involves the ultimate test of stealth, needing to navigate across a large area heavily guarded by sentinel guards and security lasers. In the end of the level, the player is attacked by Maxwell Merlock again, and is sent on a service lift again.

This level is the final boss battle. The difference this level has comparing to the first boss battle is that, for this boss battle, you cannot directly use ninja stars to lower his health. The boss is shielded now, which means that you have to use the green mines to attack the boss.

What makes this level very tricky is that the player has to navigate a green mine to the boss, this in the meantime while avoiding the energy balls, and needing to stand in an area unaffected by the path of the energy balls. This is the epilogue level of the game. Just like the prologue, Level 0, the player is well protected by samurai guards, which could help destroy most of the enemies. The player is also protected by Snowfox who destroys all the large machines.

An easy level, but the player has to be careful to keep pace, and not to get left behind. This navigational box contains a spoiler. Click [show] to open the box. Although the game files of Final Ninja Zero contain no unused content, Simon Hunter, the game's artist, put up on his website beta or unused content relating to the game.

Unless otherwise noted, the content in this section is from his website. Of the few Final Ninja Zero images on Simon Hunter's website, a few of them contain a black background with light grey text in the background. Nothing like this ever appears in Final Ninja Zero. Although this text is used during regular gameplay, it is only used on platforms the player goes on, not in the background. Behind the computer screens in the below image, there are computers in the background. These computers are never used in Final Ninja Zero, and were likely cut because they would seem out of place in levels.

Content in this section is content that was included in Final Ninja Zero, but were slightly changed before release. The beta machine contained mines on the outer circle of the machine, along with several large wires.

These mines and the wires were removed from the final model. These enormous mines may have been used in a beta version of the boss battle, although it is possible they were added just for decoration. SWAT Units originally had sparks come off the gun that were highly exaggerated, these sparks being very large, covering the entire front of the gun, expanding very far forward, and going down far enough to pass the enemy's arms.

The gun sparks were likely toned down as they seemed incredibly unrealistic for a game such as Final Ninja Zero, which was meant to be a serious stealth game.