Ankora: Lost Days

This game used to be a mobile game, an awesome one. All they needed to do was to port the same game to PC. But, no. Chibig just decided to make the same game but with horrible controls. I can't move, I can't check map or I can't find the gate to the next map block. These all used to be so easy on mobile. I couldn't stand it for more than an hour. I will just let this stay a good memory from good old android days.

Don't be fooled. This is not as good as the art looks. This is maybe a good game to play with your 8 year old. That's about it. Very, very simple. Oddly unpleasant movement and animations. Really... awkward combat. Did not like the shovel mechanics in the least. Story is ok so far but I won't be continuing this game. This isn't for adult gamers, it's a kids game at best. Probably should be just on iPad or something.

[h1]Surprisingly addictive[/h1] The game is a prequel to Deiland, focused on the character Mun. A large map of Ankora is divided into small sectors, which are basically little terraforming puzzles. The gameplay encourages you to terraform the sectors so that you can easily get through them later when you're passing through them while doing side quests. You can also gaining resources in the process of map exploration. Lots of crafting mechanics too, but they are mostly for a start and the quests. The gameplay feels unique and unusual, though a little awkward at first, so you'll need some time to get used to it. But after that, you'll terraform the sectors almost automatically, and it's kinda meditative. The ending was kinda lame, though. It lacked that feeling of a real "The End" moment. There are also lots of English translation mistakes. But overall, it was fun. As usual, the gameplay is interesting in Chibig's games.

A truly enjoyable game that I highly recommend; it’s very relaxing and makes simplicity its strong point. Exploration, interacting and managing various NPCs and survival elements make it the perfect game to play late at night. I loved the charm of the art style and the delightful soundtrack. Highly recommended <3

Picked this up on sale for when I felt like a chill, casual style game. An exploration/crafting adventure game with very minor survival elements and a rather nice cute and bright art style. You play as Mûn, a junior member of the galactic patrol who crashes her spaceship onto the planet of Ankora. Upon exiting your wrecked craft, you explore the planet and befriend the local population. The overall map is split into small cells which you need to explore and use tools to sculpt the landscape to help you navigate (hammer to build stairs and bridges, a shovel to raise/lower land tiles, pickaxes to mine stones, saw to chop down trees, etc.). Quests will usually indicate where you need to go on the map which helps and the map has several portals which you can use to fast travel around the map. It's not very complicated but terraforming was quite chill at times. This is where the highlights end really. The writing is really childish; not childish but witty like in something like a Lego game or DC's Cosmic Chaos but instead was bland and cringy. The story was meh, I found it hard to take Mûn seriously as she's came off as too much of a child to me personally. The quests were primarily…

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