Anka
Anka
PC
By: Ovogame
Cellardoor
Senior Content Writer
Updated on
The Good
- Some puzzles are inventive
- setting of the first half of the game is pleasant
- hint system and option to skip puzzles prevent frustration
- good minigame replayability.
The Bad
- No music
- some unoriginal challenges
- too many repetitive scavenger hunt sequences
- lacks direction later on and ends poorly.
Our Verdict
Decent
A qualified success; the positive aspects still outnumber the negative, but the weaknesses noticeably hinder the experience.
A light children’s adventure that older gamers may also enjoy, Anka mixes traditional puzzles with minigames and other challenges to create an entertaining but limited experience.
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