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Play Panel no Ninja Kesamaru (Japan) Online

You're a sneaky little ninja flipping tiles to trap enemies—until the game starts throwing devious layouts and ticking clocks at you. That chunky pixel art and catchy music make the frustration weirdly satisfying.

Genre: Puzzle
Released: 1990
File size: 38 bytes
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Game Overview

Panel no Ninja Kesamaru is one of those Game Boy games that makes you go, "Wait, why didn’t more people talk about this?" You’re this tiny ninja, Kesamaru, sneaking around grid-based stages flipping panels to trap enemies—sometimes they’ll chase you, other times you’ve got to lure them into just the right spot. Mess up, and suddenly you’re the one getting cornered.

The first few levels trick you into thinking it’s simple, but then the layouts get mean. Hidden items pop up under tiles, timers start breathing down your neck, and you’ll catch yourself muttering, "Okay, one more try." The pixel art’s got that perfect chunky-Game Boy charm, and the music sticks in your head in the best way.

It’s like if someone mashed a logic puzzle with a stealth game and threw in a ninja. No fancy combos or flashy moves—just quick thinking and a lot of "aha!" moments. If you’ve got a soft spot for forgotten puzzle games, this one’s a blast.

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