ANKI is an independent platform, arcade, and puzzle game built around collecting crystals across distinct levels. Its defining movement idea is teleportation: players can travel from left to right and from top to bottom, turning navigation itself into part of the challenge. The game pairs that flexible movement with a polished visual style and an atmosphere shaped by its creator, Wojciech Krupinski.
Each level asks players to collect its crystals before moving on, and those crystals can also be used to unlock new levels through an in-game shop. The design offers freedom in choosing where to go and how quickly to gather collectibles, while varying the difficulty from level to level. The store description lists three difficulty levels and worlds that players can color using their own combinations of crystals, giving completion a visual dimension alongside progression. Five music tracks round out the presentation.
ANKI is listed as single-player, so its play format centers on an individual’s route through the levels rather than shared sessions. Its arcade-puzzle structure and adaptable routes give the crystal hunt its distinctive character.
