Ninja Must Die is a mobile fighting game with a distinct ink-wash theme. Challenge yourself in this 2d side-scrolling action platformer as you strive to become a ninja master. Collect gold coins and bonuses on the way as you fight spiders, bats, and other uglies in the jungle at night! Oh, and there are dragons, too! Level up your ninja character and invite your friends for more fun.
The codes for Ninja Must Die will provide players with many in-game bonuses. Items such as in-game currency, weapons, items, and many other free goodies will be helpful, especially for new players, and ease them into the game. For more similar platform games, check out Idle Berserker Codes.
All Ninja Must Die Codes List
Ninja Must Die Codes (Working)
- NINJA777—Redeem for 30K Coins, x2 Water Hammer, x1 Wind Hammer, x1 Water Stone, x1 Lightning Stone, x2 Wind Stone, x1 Fire Hammer (New)
Ninja Must Die Codes (Expired)
- There are no expired Ninja Must Die codes.
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How to redeem Codes in Ninja Must Die
To redeem the codes in Ninja Must Die, follow the instructions below.
- Launch Ninja Must Die on your device.
- Complete the first level of the game that serves as a tutorial.
- Once you gain control of the main many, tap on the Cog button to go to Settings.
- Tap on the Service button in the side menu.
- Tap Redeem Code button.
- Enter the code in the text box.
- Tap Redeem to claim the code.
How can you get more Ninja Must Die Codes?
To ensure you always have access to the newest codes for Ninja Must Die, follow the game's developer, Pandada Studio, on their Twitter page @NinjaMustDie_EN, their Facebook page @ninjamustdie.en, their YouTube channel @ninjamustdie_EN and join their Ninja Must Die Discord Server. It's always a good idea to bookmark this page by pressing Ctrl+D on your keyboard. We at Pro Game Guides always look for the newest codes and update our articles regularly.
Why are my Ninja Must Die Codes not working?
There are a couple of reasons why your codes for Ninja Must Die might not be working. The codes could be expired. The codes usually don't last forever and have a limited lifetime due to developers releasing them during holidays and specific events. Always claim codes as soon as possible to not miss any of the free goodies in your game! The codes could also have spelling errors or missing punctuation. Be careful when typing the codes manually, as many of the codes can also be case-sensitive.
How to obtain more Ninjas in Ninja Must Die?
Four Ninjas can be obtained in Ninja Must Die, and two of them can be found by playing the storyline. Kuro is the first Ninja that you will get when you start playing the game, and he is the main protagonist. You will also discover Riki. He is a young Ninja Master from the Bamboo VillagLightnings Lightning Power. You can unlock him in Chapter 4, Stage 2, when you clear the level. Souga and Rin can be summoned Shrine of Fate, which becomes unlocked when you reach Chapter 2, Stage 6.
What is Ninja Must Die?
Ninja Must Die is a mobile 2d parkour game with a distinct inky cartoonish art style. Players can collect coins to unlock weapons, upgrade their abilities, and level up their Ninja. The game progression requires the Ninja to be upgraded by using an in-game currency in the form of coins, which can be collected as the players run through the stage. On their way, they will also fight evil creatures like spiders, avoid traps, and even boss enemies.
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