Cyber Ninja
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About Cyber Ninja
Hit the notes in time with the music to keep the garden growing.
How to play
- Choose one of the five available songs to start.
- Watch the notes approach the left and right beat circles.
- Tap, hold, or rapid-tap the notes as they reach the circles.
- Build your combo to earn higher scores.
- Survive until the end of the song without losing all your hearts.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the left or right side of the screen to hit notes.
- Keyboard
- Press the Left/Right arrows or A/D keys to hit notes.
- Mouse
- Click the left or right side of the screen to hit notes.
More about this game
In Cyber Ninja, your goal is to play through a song by hitting notes perfectly on the beat. The game features different types of notes: seeds require a single tap, sprouts need a long press, and pebbles demand rapid tapping. As you successfully hit notes, your combo and score increase, but missing a note breaks your combo and costs you a heart. The run ends when you complete the song or lose all 3 hearts.
Tips
- Pay attention to the note types: seeds are single taps, sprouts need a 0.9-second hold, and pebbles require 4 rapid taps.
- Keep your eyes on the beat circles to time your hits perfectly within the 190-millisecond window.
- Don't release a hold note too early, or it will count as a miss and break your combo.
FAQ
- How many mistakes can I make?
- You start with 3 hearts. Each missed note or incomplete hold/burst costs one heart. If you lose all 3 hearts, the game ends.
- How do I score points?
- You earn points for every note you hit. A successful hit gives you a base score of 120, plus a bonus based on your current combo multiplier.
- What are the different songs?
- There are five songs with varying speeds and difficulties: Acorn Morning (92 BPM), Sprout Parade (108 BPM), Pebble Pop (124 BPM), Mossy Moon (84 BPM), and Root Rumble (138 BPM).
