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Bubblegum brawler Ninjala has been downloaded more than one million times in just one day after its launch, said GungHo Online Entertainment.
1 Million Downloads!!
THANK YOU, NINJAS!! ✌ï¸
To celebrate 1 million downloads of #Ninjala and compensate players for the server access errors that occurred on launch day, everyone will receive:
100 Jala!
10 x Ippon Gum (Flame) weapon skins#GungHo #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/l5Aqb8fgT3— PlayNinjala (@playninjala) June 26, 2020
The developer expressed its happiness and gratitude to players, who had weathered some server issues at launch, but stuck with the game anyway. In Ninjala, the World Ninja Association has created a type of bubblegum which activates legacy ninja DNA in people who are descended from legendary warriors. Once awoken, these genes let the person perform unbelievable feats, and bubbles can be blown to trigger these abilities, like launching them at opponents as a ranged attack, or activating an air dash move.
The battle royale mode focuses on colourful and chaotic acrobatics, with the ability to hide as a prop somewhere in the map, and crafting more powerful melee weapons from floating drones. In addition, players are able to customise their character with an “array of unique fashion brands,” like Splatoon. The player or team that scores the most points within the four-minute match wins.
To celebrate the achievement, all Ninjala players will get 100 Jala and 10 Ippon Gum weapon skins. Ninjala is out now for Switch.
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