Speedy Ninja is an endless runner that features a unique art style along with leaderboards, daily missions, gear upgrades, and the ability to summon monsters to help you out as you zip through the levels.
NetEase also points out that those who are accepted into the closed beta program will earn premium in-game currency and additional rewards before the game launches on Android this summer.
If you'd like to put in for the chance to participate in the Speedy Ninja closed beta, you simply head to the sign-up page and fill out a quick form detailing what phone or tablet you'll be playing the game on, along with a few other details. You'll then be notified if you've been accepted into the beta program at a later date, at which point you can download the game and start playing.
Press Release:
NetEase announces closed beta for its debut mobile game on Google Play beginning on April 8
Redwood Shores, Calif. – April 7, 2015 - NetEase, Inc. (NTES) today announced that closed Beta signups are now being accepted for its first mobile game to be released in the West, Speedy Ninja. Starting April 8, 2015, Android users who have signed up for the Google Play Beta Group and been accepted into the program will be among the first to get their hands on the game prior to launch. While the Speedy Ninja closed Beta will only be available to Android users through Google Play, the game will roll out to Western territories for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch as a free* download this summer.
Players who sign up and are accepted into the closed Beta program will get exclusive early access to the game and an opportunity to influence final development decisions prior to its Western launch. Beta testers will also be rewarded for their time, earning premium in-game currency during the program and potentially accumulating even more rewards for the official launch. To enroll in the Speedy Ninja Closed Beta program, join the Google Play Beta Group or visit the NetEase Google+ Page.
"The Speedy Ninja closed Beta gives us the opportunity to directly interact with players and further culturalize our games before fully bringing them to the Western market," said David Ting, General Manager of NetEase North America. "Our team is working to get feedback and leverage this opportunity to improve the quality of our products. We hope we're creating an experience mobile gamers will enjoy."
A sequel to the critically-acclaimed Ninja Must Die, originally launched in China, Speedy Ninja is a new twist on the endless runner genre with an Asian calligraphy art style and competitive game mechanics. The acrobatic adventure features a robust leaderboard players can climb by completing daily missions. The ability to control a colorful cast of characters, collect battle gear, and summon mystical monsters transcends the reflex-testing game into a pulse-racing, strategic challenge.
