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Gem hop
The Animorio gem rolls along a thin line: jump over the pills and the falling cards, and duck under the low titles. Pick up the letters of «animorio» in order: the full word earns a bonus, and meanwhile day turns into night.
Move the pill and bounce the gem into the wall of cards until nothing is left: the dark cards take two hits and some drop a gift to catch. Every wall has a different design, one of them is the word «animorio», and the gem keeps getting faster.
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How to play
- On a computer
- Left and right arrows (or A and D) or the mouse to move the pill, Space or click to launch, P or Esc to pause.
- On a phone
- Drag your finger across the field to move the pill, a short tap launches the gem.
How it’s made
The paddle and the ball
The paddle is a pill that reads «animorio», swelling and widening its label on the wdth axis when the gem hits it; the ball is Animorio’s faceted gem, spinning and squashing on every bounce.
Five walls
The grid, the word animorio, the gem with its five faces, the shutter and the stairs, then it starts again faster; on a tall phone the walls have a vertical design of their own.
The gifts
Some cards drop a gift: the wider pill, three gems at once or the slow gem. Between walls the site’s shutter comes down with the name of the next wall.
The other games
New
Greedy gem
Steer the Animorio gem through the maze and eat every small gem while the four shutter columns chase you. Grab a big one and for a few seconds they run: bite them back.
New
Flying pill
Tap or press space and the Animorio pill puffs up and hops, then falls again: slip it through the gaps between the shutter columns sliding in from the right. The gaps get narrower and start to drift, and every ten points the sky changes colour.
New
Letter snake
Steer the Animorio gem across a fine grid: its body is the word «animorio», written letter by letter. The letter to eat keeps changing: catch it when it turns orange, the one that continues the word, and it counts double; every finished word throws a little party and drops a card into the field.