Fight with the level itself
Ninza is a 2D platform fighter where you never hit your opponents directly. Your attacks push pieces of the level around, and those blocks do the damage. Squash someone between two blocks or knock them clean off the screen. Every part of the stage can be moved, so the floor you stand on is as dangerous as the ceiling above you. The fights are fast, messy, and full of moments where a well-timed shove turns the whole match around.
Playing together
Up to 4 players can fight on one screen for local chaos, or take the fight online against random opponents. You can also host your own casual games so your friends can drop in. Online matches use rollback technology to keep the brawling smooth. If your group is spread across different setups, Remote Play Together lets someone share their session so others can join in.
Before you start
Pick from a cast of characters, each with their own moveset and abilities. Learning what each one is good at matters, since their strengths and weaknesses shape how you use the level against them. The basics are easy to pick up, but the game has plenty of room for creative plays once you get comfortable.
There is a solo side too: tutorials, videos, practice mode, and trials to work through when you want to sharpen up on your own. Ranked matches and leaderboards are there if you want to climb, with each season bringing rewards and a new playable character. Cosmetics unlock through challenges on the Mo0n, with over 200 to collect, including taunts and profile customization. The game is free to play with no pay-to-win: DLC is limited to new characters and specific cosmetics. And the Mo0n is watching, commenting on everything you do. The Mo0n is everything.