Sneak through a suburban house as 8-year-old Liam, turning everyday spots into ninja playgrounds. This top-down 2D stealth game from Brex Studios captures childhood pretend play with pixel art reminiscent of classic RPG styles. Hide behind cover like lamps, dash from parental sight, free stuffed animals in quick challenges, and grab mission items to push forward.
Simple WASD movement pairs with a dash button for tense evasion against parents and foes. Interact with objects to complete objectives across three levels in the launch campaign. Casual adventure fans chasing nostalgic kid vibes will love reliving those sneaky house missions.
Little Ninja is a new stealth game from Brex Studios. Set in a suburban house, Little Ninja is about a young boy named Liam who sneaks around his house going on imaginary adventures as a ninja.
The game is designed to make the player feel like a kid again, by playing pretend with stuffed animals, thinking your parents don't see you when you are hiding behind a lamp, and just an overall ton of nostalgia with hidden references to childhood media that the team grew up with.
Players sneak around your house as 8 year old Liam, pretending to be a ninja. Gameplay is top-down 2D, and consists of hiding behind cover, quickly dashing out of view from parents and other enemies, completing small challenges such as freeing your stuffed animals, and acquiring items to advance to the next levels. The graphics are 2D pixel art similar to older an RPG art style. Movement is simple WASD along with a dash button. Players can interact with items on your current mission.
More content is planned for post launch release, the initial April 15th launch will include the fully playable campaign with 3 levels.
