Ninja Saga is a turn-based ninja RPG by Emagist that was born on Facebook: you create a ninja, pick one of five elements, take on missions and upgrade your gear. Yes, you can play it today in this independent FB Games edition, which opens in your browser with no Flash, is free and asks for an account of your own. You do not need Facebook. This guide explains what the game is, what this edition is and is not, what language it uses and what is not available yet, because it is a beta.
Open the game, create your free account and start with your own ninja. It is in English and in beta, 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.
Ninja Saga is a turn-based role-playing game about ninjas, made by Emagist and born on Facebook. You build one character and grow it mission by mission: you pick a name and a look, choose an element (wind, fire, lightning, earth or water), win turn-based battles, collect experience and gold, level up, and buy and equip weapons and other items.
It is a game about a single ninja getting stronger, not about running a village or moving an army.
Yes. FB Games runs an independent browser edition of Ninja Saga at ninjasaga.fbgamesweb.com. That is the one site for this edition: the home page, the guide, support, donations, terms, privacy policy and legal notice all live there, and the FB Games hub has its own page for the game.
This guide makes no claims about the original game's status and covers only the FB Games edition. You do not need Facebook, and progress from the Facebook game is not imported, so everybody starts with a brand-new ninja.
It is a free, fan-made beta that runs on an FB Games server of its own, with accounts separate from those of the project's other games. An account of your own is required, and you create it on the website with a username, an email and a password.
It is not the official site and has no affiliation with Emagist, Facebook or Meta. Names, characters and artwork belong to their owners; the pictures on the website are screenshots and elements from the game itself.
The game itself is in English only: menus, missions, weapons and skills carry their English names. The FB Games website, with your account, support and guides, comes in Spanish and English, with a language selector.
The level cap is 20. Every ninja starts as a Genin, rank promotions are not available and each account has a single character. Those are rules set by this edition, not presented as identical to the original's.
This is a beta: the basics work (creating your ninja, missions, turn-based battles, the shop and gear), but other parts of the original game are not available yet and bugs may appear. The village shows buttons for things like player-versus-player battles, clans and crews, pets, talents, Senjutsu, events, friends and team. None of them is available yet or has been tested thoroughly.
If something breaks, open a ticket in Support, from the website or from the game, with a screenshot if you can.
To start right away, read How to Play Ninja Saga. To see what it means to play on a server of its own, there is Ninja Saga Private Server. For the browser side, see Ninja Saga No Flash and Ninja Saga on Mobile; to find out whether you must install anything, Ninja Saga Download; and for alternatives, Games Like Ninja Saga.
Each guide answers one question and sticks to what has been checked.
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.
Ninja Saga is a turn-based ninja role-playing game by Emagist, born on Facebook. You create a ninja, choose one of five elements (wind, fire, lightning, earth or water), take on missions, win turn-based battles and upgrade your gear with the experience and gold you earn.
Yes, in the independent FB Games edition: it opens in your browser at ninjasaga.fbgamesweb.com, with no Flash, it is free and it is in beta. This page says nothing about the original Ninja Saga by Emagist and covers only this edition.
Yes. In this edition, creating an account and playing Ninja Saga costs nothing. Donations are optional, never needed to play, and are handled only through a support ticket on the website. Nobody on the team will ask for your password.
You do not need Facebook: you play Ninja Saga with an account of your own, created on the website. Progress from the Facebook game is not imported, so everyone starts with a new level 1 ninja, saved on the server and tied to your account.
No. Ninja Saga is an original game by Emagist, and this is an independent edition made by fans at FB Games. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Emagist, Facebook or Meta, and it is not the official site.
The Ninja Saga game is in English only, including menus, missions, weapons and skills. The FB Games website, where you create your account, ask for support and read the guides, is available in Spanish and English, and you can switch with the language selector.
In this edition of Ninja Saga the level cap is 20. Every ninja starts as a Genin and rank promotions are not available yet. These rules are set by this edition and are not presented as identical to the original game's.
It is a beta. The basics work: creating your ninja, missions, turn-based battles, shop and gear. Player-versus-player battles, clans and crews, pets, talents, Senjutsu, events and friends are not available yet or have not been tested thoroughly, and bugs may appear.
No. In this edition of Ninja Saga each account has one character, with its level, gold and gear saved on the server. You can continue with it from another browser by signing in, but only one game session is allowed at a time.
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.
Creating an account takes a minute, and you play straight from your browser.