Is there a Ninja Saga private server? Yes: FB Games runs a server of its own, free and in beta, at ninjasaga.fbgamesweb.com, with accounts separate from those of its other games. Here “private” means own and independent, not closed or paid: creating an account and playing costs nothing. This guide covers accounts, rules, beta limits, support, donations and house rules.
Create your free account on the Ninja Saga server and build your ninja. It is a beta and the game is in English, so bugs may show up.
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.
In this guide, a Ninja Saga private server is a server of its own, run independently. Your ninja lives on the FB Games server, not on any site run by Emagist or Facebook.
This fan project is not the official site and has no affiliation with Emagist, Facebook or Meta.
You need an account of your own, made on the website with a username, an email and a password. Facebook is not needed, and progress from the Facebook game is not imported. The account is separate from those of the other FB Games titles and holds a single character.
Your character, level, gold and gear are saved on the server, tied to your account, so you can carry on from another browser by signing in. Only one game session per account is allowed: open the game in another tab or device and the first one asks you to reload.
In your account page you can see open sessions, close any you do not recognize and change your password. Logging out or changing your password ends the game session.
FB Games sets the rules of this server, and we do not present them as identical to the original's: the level cap is 20, everyone starts as a Genin, rank promotions are not available and each account has one character.
Mission rewards and shop prices are the same for every player; winning a battle pays experience and gold, losing or running pays nothing. Exact figures are in How to Play Ninja Saga.
Beta means two things: parts of the original game are missing, and bugs can appear. The terms promise no availability, so the service can change, stop or restart.
For loading or connection problems the game offers a retry or a reload button; if a problem persists, open a support ticket.
Support works through tickets, opened from the website or from inside the game. You can attach up to 3 screenshots per message, as PNG, JPEG or WebP, with a 1 MB limit. Categories are error, account, donation, suggestion, cheating and other.
The answer arrives in the same ticket and you get a notice in the game. Nobody on the team will ever ask for your password.
Playing Ninja Saga is free, and donations are voluntary: you never need to donate to play. To chip in, open a support ticket in the Donation category with your username and the amount. The team answers in that ticket with the steps, and once the payment is confirmed, whatever applies is delivered to your account.
Never pay or share details outside this website. No prices or packages are published, so be wary of any offer that skips the ticket.
The terms do not allow cheating, exploiting bugs or modifying the game. Accounts that break them can be suspended, and the sign-in page has an option to appeal a sanction.
The game page has a chat with Global, Language (Spanish and English) and Private channels, with mentions, reactions and report and mute options. Messages go out under your character's name, not your username, and the team can switch the chat off.
On privacy, the site stores your username, email, encrypted password, session IP and browser, character data and support messages. It uses only its own necessary cookies, sells no data and has no advertising or third-party tracking.
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. FB Games runs its own Ninja Saga server at ninjasaga.fbgamesweb.com, free and in beta, with accounts separate from its other games. It is an unofficial edition with no affiliation with Emagist, Facebook or Meta, played in the browser.
Yes. Creating an account and playing Ninja Saga on this server costs nothing, and donations are voluntary. It is a beta run by fans, so parts of the original game may be missing and bugs can appear.
We do not present them as the same. FB Games sets the rules of this edition, such as the level cap of 20, one character per account and rewards and prices equal for everyone. We say nothing about the status of the original game by Emagist.
Yes. Your character, level, gold and gear are saved on the server and tied to your account, and you can continue from another browser by signing in. Only one game session per account is allowed, so a second Ninja Saga tab asks the first to reload.
No. Ninja Saga on this server uses an FB Games account made on the website with a username, an email and a password. Facebook is not needed, and progress from the Facebook game is not imported: everyone starts with a new ninja.
Open a support ticket from the website or from the game and pick a category: error, account, donation, suggestion, cheating or other. You can attach up to 3 screenshots per message. The answer comes in the same ticket and the game shows a notice.
They are voluntary. Open a ticket in the Donation category with your username and the amount; the team replies there with the steps, and when the payment is confirmed, whatever applies reaches your account. Never pay or share details outside the Ninja Saga website.
The game page has a chat with Global, Language (Spanish and English) and Private channels, plus mentions, reactions and options to report and mute. Messages show your character's name, not your username. The team can turn the chat off, so it may be unavailable.
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; “private server” here refers to the FB Games server of its own.
Creating an account takes a minute, and you play straight from your browser.