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One button. No mercy.
The ninja runs on its own — tap to jump, wall-jump and double jump up 50 night-time climbs past spikes and saws.
Ninja Dash is an original one-button climbing platformer with 50 handcrafted levels. Your ninja sprints on its own, turning around whenever it runs into a wall; a single tap does everything else. Tap on the ground to jump, tap while clinging to a wall to kick off the other way, and tap in mid-air for one double jump. Climb moonlit rooftops, bamboo groves, a crumbling temple, a fortress patrolled by spinning saws and finally the Shogun's tower, grabbing three secret scrolls on every climb. Spikes, ceiling spikes, springs, one-way bamboo ledges and floors that crumble under your feet keep every level different. The physics run at a fixed 60 steps a second with whole-number maths, so every run is exactly repeatable, and every level has been completed — with all three scrolls — by a route-searching bot on the game's own rules, which also sets the par time.
The ninja runs by itself and turns around when it runs into a wall on the ground. Tap anywhere on the game, click, or press Space or the Up arrow to jump. Hit a wall in mid-air and the ninja clings to it and slides slowly down — tap to wall-jump away from it. Once per jump you can tap again in mid-air for a double jump (the first chapter saves this for later). Reach the red gate at the top to finish. Spikes and spinning saws end the run, and so does falling out of the level. Bamboo ledges can be jumped through from below, red springs launch you high, and sandy blocks crumble a moment after you land on them. Each climb hides three scrolls: finishing earns one star, collecting every scroll earns two, and doing it inside the par time earns three.
What is Ninja Dash?
Ninja Dash is a free one-button platformer on ZOQSY. Your ninja runs by itself; you tap to jump, wall-jump and double jump to the gate at the top of each climb.
How many levels are there?
50 handcrafted climbs in five chapters: Rooftops, Bamboo Grove, Old Temple, Saw Fortress and the Shogun's Tower.
How do I wall-jump?
Jump into a wall: the ninja clings to it and slides slowly. Tap again to kick off in the other direction. In narrow shafts, keep tapping each time you touch a wall.
How do I get three stars?
Reach the gate with all three scrolls inside the par time shown in the top bar. Finishing earns one star and collecting every scroll earns two.
Is every level possible?
Yes — every climb has been completed with all three scrolls by a route-searching bot on the game's own physics, and that run sets the par time with a little slack.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes — tap anywhere on the game to jump. The view scales to fit any screen from a small phone to a desktop monitor.
Is Ninja Dash free?
Yes — free in your browser with no download or account. Stars and best times are saved locally in your browser.