Little Fat Ninja

Little Fat Ninja was one of those games you'd find on a Flash portal in the late 2000s. It had a simple, cartoonish look that fit right in with the era's casual browser games. You played as a round, cheerful ninja in a world of floating platforms and bright colors.

You control the ninja with the keyboard to run and jump across the stages. The main goal is to reach a door, but you need to collect a key first. The unique mechanic involves using your mouse to draw elastic lines or shapes. These act as trampolines or bridges, letting you bounce to out of reach places or cushion a fall. You might also find temporary power ups along the way. The pace is steady, and the challenge comes from figuring out where and how to draw your bounce aids efficiently. It feels like a light physics puzzle wrapped in a platformer.