Ninza

Ninza

Released Aug 2024

Ninza is a free multiplayer game like no other! Instead of directly attacking your opponents, you crush them by pushing pieces of the level. Embrace chaos and dive into an entirely new level of frenzied and creative gameplay, where the environment itself becomes both your weapon and your enemy.

96% positive · 100 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence

Where to get it

Free on Steam

Evaluation

Ninza launched on Steam on August 28, 2024 as a free-to-play multiplayer brawler. The developer, Klakmioch, communicated actively after launch, shipping a quality-of-life patch in October 2024 and expressing enthusiasm for future content including planned seasons and new characters. However, on February 19, 2025, the developer published a final update post (Version 1.1) explicitly stating: "This will most likely be the last update for the game. We'll keep an eye out in case any fixes are needed, but our work on Ninza is coming to an end." The developer cited insufficient player numbers as the reason, and confirmed that all previously teased seasonal content had been removed from plans. No further posts or updates have appeared since that date. The previously announced Season 2 content (including a new character and cosmetics) was cancelled rather than shipped. Development is now complete as of February 19, 2025.
Evidence
Developer explicitly states Version 1.1 is 'most likely the last update for the game' and that 'our work on Ninza is coming to an end,' citing insufficient player numbers. All previously teased seasons have been cancelled.
news post · Feb 19, 2025 source development ending
high
Developer post-launch update confirms active plans for Season 2, including a new character and cosmetics, expressing excitement about future development.
news post · Oct 1, 2024 source content planned
medium

Content

1 of 1 released · no outstanding content
Released
Aug 2024

Media

Details

Developer
Publisher
Klakmioch
Achievements
—
Platform
Windows
Controller
full support
Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player · Multiplayer · Co-op · PvP · Local/Split Screen

About this game

The level is both your weapon AND your enemy!

Every single part of the level can be pushed around by your attacks. Anticipate your opponents movements to squash them between blocks or to throw them out of the screen. Intuitive, intense, and delightfully brutal!

Up to 4 players, local and online, solo training modes

Online, you can fight against random opponents or host your own casual games to play with your friends. Enjoy a smooth brawling experience thanks to rollback technology (lag compensation system).

If you'd rather fancy a delightful evening of friendship ruining chaos, just gather up to 4 players to fight on the same screen.

Pick your character, master their powers

Choose between a diverse cast of vibrant and original characters, who each got their own moveset and abilities. Learn to master their strengths and weakenesses to shine on the battlefield!

Enter the competitive scene and become a legend

Participate in the competitive scene through ranked matchs. Level up your ranks and grind your way to the top of our leaderboards! Every new season is filled with unique rewards and a new playable character.

Easy to play, fun to master

Ninza is easy to play, but don't be fooled, there's a lot of spectacular and creative moves you can pull out if you're up to the task. The game offers plenty of options to help you improve in solo mode and to become a pro in no time: videos, tutorials, practice mode, or even trials. Your journey to the top is already laid out!

A big collection of unlockable cosmetics

Take on the challenges of the Mo0n to unlock more than 200 unique cosmetics to show off your style and skill. Choose from a wide selection of wacky in-game taunts and express yourself with a profile customisation system that offers a ton of possibilities.

A Free to play game but with a no bullshit strict policy

No pay-to-win. DLCs are cheap and limited to new characters and access to some very specific cosmetics only. Basically, it's a no to annoying and intrusive microtransactions because, we all hate that.

The Mo0n.

Floating up in the sky, observing every one of your moves, and offering highly judgmental commentary on them. Also, it's essential to know that the Mo0n is everything.

Last evaluated Jul 6, 2026
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