ANKI

[h1] Extremely bland. [/h1]

ANKI is a really fun and charming little platformer. It’s cute, easy to enjoy, and just has a nice feel to it while you’re playing. Nothing overly complicated, just a genuinely enjoyable game that put a smile on my face.

Not Recommended

Before I played This Game... I had a small wee wee, no friends, no girlfriend, depression and absolutely no will to live. None of these things have changed, but the game is pretty good.

good game

ANKI is a small-scale arcade platforming experience built around an unconventional approach to movement. Rather than depending exclusively on familiar running and jumping mechanics, the game makes directional teleportation a central part of navigating its stages. Developed by Wojciech Krupinski and published by KrupinskiArt, it has the unmistakable character of an independently produced title, favoring a focused mechanical idea over elaborate storytelling or technically ambitious presentation. The main objective involves traveling through compact environments while collecting crystals. Movement can take the player across different directions and positions, turning what initially appears to be straightforward platforming into a spatial challenge. Successful play requires understanding where teleportation will place the character, determining an effective route through each environment, and reaching the necessary collectibles. This mechanic gives the game its strongest identity, since progress is less about conventional platforming precision and more about becoming comfortable with its unusual navigation system. There are 50 levels to work through, giving the central concept enough…