Escape Game: Ninja House

Escape Game: Ninja House is a point-and-click escape game set in an old ninja house full of trick devices. Its walls turn over: solve a mechanism and the same wall spins around to show its hidden side (a "dondengaeshi" revolving wall). Behind the scroll wall, a hidden alcove; behind a painted dragon, a peg rack; behind a bookshelf, a stair; in the attic, a plank wall with a hiding space behind it. The Front Room, the Study and the Attic are all open from the start. Available in English, Japanese and Chinese (Traditional and Simplified); no login needed; free to play with ads (a one-time "Remove Ads" purchase, ¥300 in Japan). THREE ROOMS - The Front Room - the house's guest room, with a hanging scroll, a tokonoma alcove, sliding doors and a tea chest. - The Study - a writing desk, an inkstone, a bookshelf that swings and a shuriken target board. - The Attic - low beams and a rope ladder, with a puzzle lock and a ceiling hatch leading out. WHEN THE WALL TURNS, THE VIEW CHANGES - Solve a mechanism and the wall spins to reveal the other side of the same wall - The hidden side has secret alcoves and new objects, and new clues - Look closely around each room to find which mechanism turns which wall MORE PUZZLES - Collect items and combine them - Some objects are only decoys, so look closely before you choose - Stuck? Tap the lightbulb for a hint (the last hint is unlocked by watching a video) FEATURES - Autosave: stop any time and pick up where you left off - No login, no account - Japanese, English, Traditional and Simplified Chinese ADS AND PURCHASE There is a banner at the bottom of the screen, an optional video ad if you choose to watch one for a hint, and full-screen ads when entering or clearing a room. A one-time "Remove Ads" in-app purchase turns off all ads. Turn the walls over and see through the ninja house's tricks.

First release