Yes, you can play Ninja Saga without Flash: this edition opens straight in your browser, with no Flash, no plugins and no programs to install. You only need a free FB Games account and, for a good experience, a computer with a mouse. Below: what “no Flash” means, which browser to use, what to expect while it loads, what to do if it hangs and how it differs from the Facebook game.
Open the game in your browser, create your free account and step into the village. Nothing to install; the game is in English and in beta.
Create your ninja, pick your element, take on missions, win turn-based battles and upgrade your gear in this classic Facebook ninja RPG.
In beta: some parts of the original game are not complete yet and you may run into bugs.
It means you do not have to install or turn on Flash, or any plugin or program, to play. You open ninjasaga.fbgamesweb.com in your browser, sign in and press Play: the game opens with your account and does not ask for a username or password again.
There is no installer, app or APK either. You play on the web, so here “no Flash” simply means “nothing to install”.
The browser where the full walkthrough was checked is Chrome: registration, character creator, a mission, the shop and a page reload. For Firefox and Safari there are only automated tests covering registration, creator, village and reload, with no errors, and nobody has played through them by hand. That is all that has been verified; we promise nothing beyond it.
You also need an account of your own, with a username, an email and a password of at least 8 characters. The game is English-only: menus, missions and weapons show their original names, while the FB Games website is in Spanish and English.
In a lab measurement on a Mac with Chrome and a simulated network of 9 Mbps and 150 ms, a new player with an empty cache needed 5.5 seconds and 4.1 MB before being able to create a ninja, or 12 seconds with a processor four times slower. Entering the village took 0.6 seconds, and with a full cache, reaching character selection took 2.7 seconds.
Those are lab figures, not a promise: your computer and connection will vary. On very slow machines, entering the village can stutter for a few seconds, and on high-density screens the text looks a little less sharp in exchange for smoothness. The game is designed for desktop, with a 1920×1080 play area.
Start with what the game tells you. “The game could not start” comes with a retry button; “Connection Error” comes with a button that reloads the page.
Next, check that you are still signed in on the website. Without a session the game page sends you to sign-in, and both logging out and changing your password close the game session. Also make sure Ninja Saga is not open in another tab or device, since only one game session per account is allowed. If none of that works, open a ticket in Support with a screenshot.
Ninja Saga began as a Facebook game and is an original by Emagist. This edition does not use Facebook: you play in the browser with an account of your own, and progress from the Facebook game is not imported.
It also sets its own rules: the level cap is 20 and rank promotions are not available. We do not present those rules as identical to the original's.
The basics work, but other parts of the original game are not available yet and bugs can appear. Player-versus-player battles, clans, pets and events are among the features that are not available yet or have not been tested thoroughly.
Not needing Flash does not mean everything is polished: if you spot a bug, tell us in a support ticket.
Three steps and you're in.
From this home page. Each game opens at its own address, with its own start screen.
A quick sign-up inside the game. Your progress is saved on the server, not in your browser.
You play in your browser, with no Flash and no downloads, on a computer and, depending on the game, on your phone too.
Yes. This edition of Ninja Saga opens straight in your browser, with no Flash, no plugins and no programs to install. You only need a free FB Games account: sign in, press Play and the game opens with your account.
No. This edition of Ninja Saga has no installer, app or APK; you play on the web, in the browser. If anything asks you to download a file or a program in order to play, it does not come from this edition.
Chrome is the browser where the full walkthrough was checked: registration, character creator, mission, shop and reload. Firefox and Safari only have an automated test of registration, creator, village and reload, with no errors. For a good Ninja Saga experience, a PC with a mouse is recommended.
In a lab measurement (Mac, Chrome, simulated 9 Mbps and 150 ms network), a new Ninja Saga player with an empty cache needed 5.5 seconds and 4.1 MB before creating a ninja; with a full cache, 2.7 seconds to reach character selection. It is not a promise and depends on your computer and connection.
Try the retry button on “The game could not start” or the button on “Connection Error”, which reloads the page. Check that you are still signed in on the website and that Ninja Saga is not open in another tab or device, because only one session per account is allowed. If it persists, open a ticket.
It is an independent edition of Ninja Saga, the turn-based ninja RPG by Emagist born on Facebook. You play in the browser with an account of your own, progress from the Facebook game is not imported, and rules such as the level cap of 20 are set by this edition.
The Ninja Saga game exists only in English: menus, missions and weapons show their original names. The FB Games website, where you create your account and ask for support, is in Spanish and English, with a language selector.
It is a beta. The basics work, but player-versus-player battles, clans, pets and events, among other features of Ninja Saga, are not available yet or have not been tested thoroughly. The level cap is 20, and bugs may appear.
Brand notice: Ninja Saga is an original game by Emagist. Facebook is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc. FB Games is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Emagist, Facebook or Meta. This is a browser edition, currently in beta; Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Mac are trademarks of their respective owners.
Creating an account takes a minute, and you play straight from your browser.