Naruto Ninja Cards Global Release: Gameplay, Features and More

Sekai Studio has tried to bring a smile to the faces of all Naruto fans. The publishing house has announced the release of its new mobile title based on the popular anime franchise. Sekai Studio has released the Naruto: Ninja Cards game for mobile platforms. Naruto fans can play it on both Android and iOS platforms. You will be able to collect cards of the different characters in the Naruto verse, build a team and relive the inspiring storyline of the 7th Hokage of Konoha.

Naruto Ninja Cards Gameplay Features

The Naruto Ninja Cards game is a real-time strategy game where you will have to use your cards to win the battles. Each card is based on a Naruto franchise character, and they possess different types of Justus like Ninjutsu, Taijutsu and Genjutsu. Each battle has a time limit of 3 minutes, where you need to strategise the timings of your moves.

Besides, you can collect more than 100 cards of your favourite characters like Naruto, Sakura, Sasuke, Jiraya, Kakashi and more. Despite being an RTS, you will have to have good team synergy to unlock combos.

Naruto Ninja Cards also has an online mode where you can test your deck against the other best shinobis of the world. Every card season in the game is unique and will depict a part of Naruto's journey. The card season will follow the order of the original anime. The first season will be about the wave arc, while the next season will be about the famous Chunin exams, the one where Rocklee stunned the Jinchuriki of the 1-tailed fox Gaara.

You can download the game from the links given here: Android (Click Here); iOS (Click Here).

Naruto Ninja Cards Global Release

Sekai Studio announced the release of the new game on Android and iOS on February 5, 2026, at 23:00 UTC. The publishers took to their official X to reveal the news to all Naruto fans.

The tweet also revealed the game is not released in Japan and mainland China. So if you are from either of these countries, you will require a VPN connection to download and play through this new Naruto title.

So far, the game has received mixed reactions from the community. While some players have liked the concept of collecting Naruto cards, others feel Sekai could have done better by making it a proper play-through rather than a turn-based card game. The community feels that the publishers are trying to milk the popularity of a generational anime.