NINJA CLIMB

  Endless Ascent · Flicker Blade

  A cyberpunk vertical climber where your only weapon is also your only way up. Throw the kunai. Warp to where it lands. Slice anything the blade passed through on the way. Chain enough flicker-kills together

  and the screen starts pulsing with combo banners — Double Kill, Triple Kill, Rampage, Massacre. Miss too many climbs and gravity pulls you off the bottom of the world.

  Short sessions. Long high-score chase. No pay-to-win, no ads, no accounts — your best run lives in your browser and nowhere else.

 How to play

  Drag / Swipe — aim and throw the kunai

  Click / Tap — warp to the kunai

  Hug a wall — auto-cling, slow your fall, catch your breath

  Every enemy the kunai passes through on its arc is killed instantly, and every enemy your warp trajectory clips is also killed — that's a flicker kill, worth bonus score and a screen shake. Stack them.

 Tips

  The kunai keeps flying until it hits something. Throw it past enemies, not at them — the warp catches up.

  Wall-clinging is free. Use it to reset your aim when the tower gets busy.

  Longer warps score more. The riskiest lines are the ones worth taking.

 Features

  Endless procedural tower — no two runs look the same

  Combo system with 5 escalating banners (Double → Massacre)

  Wall-cling, air-warp, and mid-air kunai physics

  Local high-score board — your best runs, right in the browser

  Full touch support — plays fine on a phone in portrait mode

  Five languages: English, 中文, العربية, Español, Português

  Controls

  Drag & release — throw kunai

  Click / Tap — warp to kunai

  Touch a wall — auto-cling & slow fall

  Esc — pause

 Tech

  Built in Phaser 3 + TypeScript. Pure procedural graphics — no external asset downloads, no tracking, no server calls. The whole game weighs about 1.7 MB and works offline once loaded.

  Made by MetaWorldOS (https://metaworldos.com). If you enjoy the game, leave a rating — it genuinely helps small releases surface on itch.

  Feedback / bugs welcome in the comments.