Ninja's Creed 2: Shadows

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6.3~~/10~~

Our score

★ 4.6·1M+ installs

Reviewed by Editorial Team, ScoredApps editorial · updated 2026-09-21

Screenshots

First-person bow aimed across a moonlit dock at a guard

A hand holding a throwing star in a night-time garden

Dual crossbows raised in front of a red torii gate

Area 1 mission tree with Main Story, Special Quest and Bounty Hunter nodes

Talent screen with Battle, Stealth and Partner trees and an Eagle Power node

New weapon reward screen for the Green Demon crossbow

About Ninja's Creed 2: Shadows

Ninja's Creed 2 is a first-person assassination shooter from 707 Interactive — bows, dual crossbows and throwing daggers instead of guns, a mission tree of chapters, bounties and shooting ranges, and a talent system — free on Android and, since November 2025, on iOS. It shares its engine with the studio's American Marksman and runs on a budget phone in 741 MB. The bill is the ads: interstitials that freeze the phone before the lobby, per a Play review, and a $1.99 Ad-Free Pack.

Game information

DeveloperHONGKONG 707 INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED

Version1.3.3 (Android) · 1.3.0 (iOS)

Size685 MB (Android) · 741 MB (iOS)

Price / In-appFree

Contains adsYes

In-app purchasesYes

Content rating18+

Requires (Android)Android 7.0+

Requires (iOS)iOS 15.0+

Offline modePartly — main missions single-player; bounty mode, events and ads online

Interface languagesEN

Store rating4.6 from 531 ratings

Installs1M+

Updated by developer2026-06-08

Data checked2026-09-17

Specs come from the official store listings and were last checked on 2026-09-17. Developers change pricing and requirements — check the store page before installing.

Ninja's Creed 2 Review: A $1.99 Ad-Free Pack Decides Whether You Like It

Bows, Dual Crossbows and Daggers — a Sniper Game Without the Rifle

The premise is the Sniper 3D formula with the guns swapped out: you play K, a ninja operative in a neon city, and every mission is a first-person shot — a bow for long-range one-shot kills with a modelled arrow trajectory, dual crossbows for rapid fire at medium range, throwing daggers for groups. The structure is a mission tree: main chapters that open new districts — an underground black market, a fog-bound port fortress — with their own bosses; side modes for bounties, special missions, armed conflicts and shooting ranges; region-limited weapons that upgrade; a talent tree; and hidden missions tied to achievements. It is the sequel to 707's 2020 Ninja's Creed, and the numbers follow it: 1 million installs and 55,600 reviews at 4.6 on Google Play, 534 App Store ratings at 4.6 since the iOS release on November 20, 2025.

Runs on a Supermarket Phone; Ads Freeze It Before the Lobby

An August 19, 2026 Play review with seven helpful votes places the game precisely: the same engine as American Marksman, runs well enough on a cheap phone, lags on the higher graphics setting, worth a look. The floor backs that up — Android 7.0, iOS 15, 741 MB on iPhone — and the mission format suits a bus ride: one shot, one result. The other two August reviews are the cost side. One quits over the advertising: interstitials that freeze the phone before you reach the lobby, and ads that open Google Play mid-mission. The other, from the online mode, objects to kill credit going to whoever lands the last hit rather than the player who did the damage, and asks how to unlock Area 5 — the district gating is real. The Play build reached version 1.3.3 on July 23, 2026; the iOS build sat at 1.3.0 from June.

$1.99 to Remove Ads, a $4.99 VIP, and Cash, Diamonds and Piggy Banks

The monetisation is the sniper-game standard, in full. Both stores carry advertising — a Contains-ads badge on Play, an Advertising flag from Apple — and the App Store ladder shows what the ads are for: an Ad-Free Pack at $1.99, a VIP tier at $4.99, Newbie Pack at $4.99, Piggy Banks at $2.99 and $4.99, and Minor Cash and Minor Diamonds packs from $0.99 to $4.99; Google Play prices items from $0.99 to $99.99 at the top. Cash and diamonds buy weapon upgrades, and region-limited weapons need those upgrades to clear later bosses, which is where the grind or the wallet enters. Apple lists no loot boxes. Google's data-safety card shows no data shared or collected; Apple's tracking list includes Location and Usage Data. Rated Mature 17+ on Play and 18+ by Apple, in English only, with Hong Kong-registered 707 Interactive as developer. Prices are regional.

Pros

Bows, dual crossbows and daggers replace the usual sniper rifle
Runs on a cheap phone — Android 7.0, iOS 15, 741 MB
Main chapters, bounties, shooting ranges and hidden missions in one tree
An Ad-Free Pack removes the interstitials for $1.99
1 million installs and 4.6 on Play from 55,600 reviews

Cons

Interstitial ads that freeze the phone before the lobby, per August 2026 reviews
Online kill credit goes to the last hit, not the most damage
Later districts gate on upgraded weapons bought with cash and diamonds
18+ on the App Store, English only, iOS build a version behind Android

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Verdict

A 6.3: a sniper game with a better idea than a rifle, on almost any phone, wrapped in the genre's ad and upgrade economy. Take it if you want quick one-shot missions with a bow on a budget device and will spend $1.99 to remove the interstitials. Skip it if freezing ads before the lobby is a dealbreaker you would rather not pay to fix, if you want a real co-op shooter, or if the 18+ rating rules it out for your household.

Gameplay7One-shot sniper missions with bows and daggers, a mission tree and district bosses; kill-credit rules sour the online mode.

Controls8Drag-to-aim, tap-to-fire with a modelled arrow drop; the format is built for a thumb.

Replay value6Bounties, ranges, daily check-ins and limited events; district gating and weapon upgrades set the pace.

Graphics & sound7American Marksman's engine on a 741 MB budget; lags on the higher graphics setting, per reviews.

Monetisation4Ads that freeze the lobby, a $1.99 ad-free pack, VIP, piggy banks, cash and diamonds to $99.99 on Play.

6.3out of 10 · weighted average of the five scores above

Frequently asked questions

Can you play Ninja's Creed 2 offline?

The store pages do not state an offline mode. The main missions are single-player shots, but the online bounty mode, daily check-ins, limited-time events and the advertising all need a connection, and an August 2026 review describes ads opening Google Play mid-mission — which only happens online. Treat it as an online game with single-player missions inside it.

Is Ninja's Creed 2 pay to win?

Paying buys upgrades, and upgrades gate districts: region-limited weapons need cash and diamonds to clear later bosses, and the App Store sells Minor Cash and Minor Diamonds from $0.99, Piggy Banks at $2.99 and $4.99, a $4.99 VIP and a $1.99 Ad-Free Pack, with Google Play listing items to $99.99. There is no PvP ladder; the online mode credits the last hit. Prices vary by region.

What phone do you need for Ninja's Creed 2?

Android 7.0 or newer, or iOS 15 or newer, with 741 MB free on iPhone. An August 2026 reviewer says it runs well on a supermarket phone and lags only on the higher graphics setting, which makes it one of the least demanding 3D shooters on either store. Note the App Store age rating of 18+.

Can you play Ninja's Creed 2 with friends?

Partly. An August 2026 Play review describes an online mode where several players shoot the same targets — and complains that the kill goes to whoever lands the last hit rather than the player who did the damage. There is no co-op campaign, no squads and no local play; the main chapters are single-player.

How long does Ninja's Creed 2 take?

Missions last seconds to a minute — one shot, one result — so a session is a handful of bounties. The long clock is the mission tree: districts unlock in order, later areas need upgraded weapons, and daily check-ins and limited events reset on a schedule. A reviewer asking how to open Area 5 is the shape of the mid-game.