From Monkeys to Melee: Ninja Kiwi Launches New Franchise, Fightland
Ninja Kiwi, the studio that struck gold with the reliable and wildly popular Bloons TD 6, is officially venturing into a new, massive multiplayer genre. Their newest franchise, Fightland, is a chaotic blend of a MOBA and a large-scale team battle arena, now globally available on iOS and Android.
Ninja Kiwi is swinging for the fences with this title. Fightland is characterized by its scale: it features four teams battling simultaneously, with up to 25 players on each team! The result is a vibrant, frenetic, 100-player melee unlike anything else on mobile.
Choose Your Class: Rogue, Brute, or Mage
Before you dive into the massive skirmishes, you must select your role. Fightland offers three distinct classes, each with unique loadouts and tactical strengths:
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🛡️ Brute: The heavy-hitter class, providing access to powerful, crowd-clearing weapons.
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🔪 Rogue: The swift assassin, specializing in fast movement and quick, precision attacks.
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🧙 Mage: The versatile spellcaster, capable of dealing ranged damage, healing allies, or joining the close-quarters fray.
Each class offers bespoke secondary items and armored outfits, allowing players to build highly specialized loadouts for maximum strategic depth.
Three Dynamic Victory Conditions
To ensure the chaos stays fresh and strategic, Fightland features three dynamic victory conditions that change how the massive teams must coordinate and fight:
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Last Base Standing: The classic base defense mode where you must defend your own team’s base while aggressively striking the three enemy bases.
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Crystal Carry: A twist on capture-the-flag. Teams must escort precious crystals back to their base, but two crystals are in play at once, demanding a balance between defense and delivery.
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Fightzone: The ultimate scrum. This mode focuses on capturing and holding a single moving territory, forcing all four teams to converge and battle it out for control of the shifting capture zone.
Strategic Depth Meets Cartoonish Flair
Given the deep, strategic complexity of Bloons TD 6, it’s no surprise that Ninja Kiwi chose the MOBA/team brawler hybrid for their next major IP. Fightland showcases the studio’s signature cartoonish flair but also promises the same level of strategic depth that kept players invested in Bloons for years.
The development team is dedicated to proving that Fightland is more than just a MOBA. With the innovative mechanics, customizable Weapon Mastery upgrades, and the sheer scale of the teams, they aim to make all these disparate, ambitious elements work perfectly. Given Ninja Kiwi’s impressive track record, they are a studio that can certainly deliver.
Ready to Enter the Arena?
If you’re eager to see how Ninja Kiwi stacks up against the competition in the competitive mobile sphere, there’s no better way than to jump in and start playing.
To size up the field of battle, why not check out our list of the best MOBA games for Android and see who Fightland will be taking on in the mobile arena?
