Ultimate Ninja Swing – 2D Ragdoll Physics Game

Ultimate Ninja Swing is a fun platformer developed using ragdoll physics in the Box2D engine. You guide your ninja through each level by swinging across the roof using an extendable rope.

Don’t let your ninja fall and make sure he completes the level in one piece. If he swings too fast and hits an obstacle, he’ll lose some limbs.

Ultimate Ninja Swing HTML5 Game

With the Box2D engine, colliding with obstacles while swinging at different speeds creates precise results. The ragdoll system produces realistic movements when the ninja collapses or loses a limb.

Click here to become the next shinobi master.


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