Frequently Asked Questions

Naru2day is an unofficial fan project dedicated to the Naruto universe. We offer a collection of daily minigames (guessing games, wordle, word search and more) made by fans, for fans. We have no affiliation with Masashi Kishimoto, Shueisha, Studio Pierrot, or any official Naruto rights holder.

Yes, every game is 100% free and you don't need to register to play: your progress is saved automatically on your device. If you later want to compete on the friends ranking or appear in the daily Top 5, just pick a ninja nickname in the Friends section — no email or password required.

The games use characters and moments from across the whole series, including Naruto and Naruto Shippuden, so if you're not caught up with the manga or anime you might come across information about arcs you haven't reached yet.

The site is available in Spanish, English, French, Italian, Portuguese and German. You can switch languages anytime from the Settings menu; the site also detects your browser language on your first visit.

Yes. Naru2day is a Progressive Web App: from your phone browser, open the menu and choose "Add to Home Screen" (or "Install App"). You'll get your own icon and can enable notifications so you never miss a daily challenge.

Naru2day has eight daily games: Guess the Character (with three difficulty levels), Naruto Wordle, Episodes, Genjutsu Reveal, Word Search, Character Bingo, Grid and Pyramid. We add new content and games regularly.

All games (character guesser, wordle, episodes, genjutsu, word search, bingo, grid and pyramid) reset automatically at midnight, Madrid time (Europe/Madrid). Each game shows a countdown to the next challenge.

Type a ninja's name and the game compares its attributes (gender, affiliation, clan, chakra nature, height, age and debut) against the hidden character. Green means an exact match, yellow means a partial match (for example, they share a clan or a chakra type), and red means no match. The ↑↓ arrows on height, age and debut tell you whether the real value is higher/more recent or lower/older. You can pick easy, normal or hard difficulty, and if you get stuck you can also surrender to reveal the hidden ninja (it counts as a loss for the day).

Our take on the classic Wordle set in the Naruto universe: you get 6 tries to guess a 5-letter word, which can be a character name, a clan, a ninja rank, a jutsu or a concept from the anime. Letters are colored green (correct spot), orange (in the word but wrong spot) or gray (not in the word).

A ninja is hidden behind a genjutsu: the image starts blurry and in black and white. Each wrong guess lifts the veil a little and reveals more detail, until you identify the character or run out of attempts.

Each day shows 5 screenshots from Naruto or Naruto Shippuden episodes. You type the exact episode number; the closer you are to the real one, the more points you earn (up to 1,000 per episode). After the 5 rounds, a high enough score can land you in the daily Top 5.

In Guess the Character, every failed attempt gives you new clues by comparing attributes with the hidden character. Games like Guess the Character, Genjutsu Reveal and Grid also let you surrender at any point to reveal the correct answer, although that counts as a loss for the day.

Your streak counts the consecutive days you've played each game, whether you win or lose. If you miss a day, you can use a shield to keep your streak alive; more monthly shields unlock as you hit certain streak milestones. You can check your current streaks on your Profile page.

Avatars are earned by playing: keeping streaks alive, completing games, scoring well and adding friends all unlock new avatars. You can change your avatar anytime from your Profile.

Competitive games have a daily Top 5 based on your score that day. There's also a monthly ranking that combines your performance across the whole month, with winners crowned when the month closes. You need a ninja nickname to appear in them.

From the Friends section you can generate an invite link and share it with anyone: once they accept it, you'll be connected and get a private ranking to see who's ahead in your village.

We don't ask for personal data to play. Your progress (streaks, solved characters, settings) is stored in your own device's local storage, not on a server tied to your identity. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

Since your data lives on your device, you can move it with a transfer code: generate an 8-character code (valid for 24 hours) on your old device and import it on the new one to bring over your profile, streaks, avatars and friends.

Character data is sourced from the Narutopedia and, while we review it, small discrepancies with the official canon can slip through. If you spot an error, message us via the Contact page with the character name and the incorrect field; we fix it as soon as we can.

We'd love to hear from you. Use the Contact page — your feedback and bug reports genuinely help us improve the games.