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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.
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.
Your best score stays in this browser: no account, nothing sent to us.
How to play
- On a computer
- Space, up arrow or W to jump (hold for a higher jump, press again in the air for a double flip), down arrow or S to duck, P or Esc to pause.
- On a phone
- Tap to jump (hold for a higher jump, tap again in the air to flip), swipe down to duck.
How it’s made
A gem that really rolls
The Animorio gem does not slide: it turns over on its corners at every step, squashes when it lands and, if it crashes, breaks into its five faces.
The site’s obstacles
You jump the button pills (you can land on the lying ones, which swell with a bounce), dodge the library cards that fall, and duck under the home page titles hanging from two threads.
From day to night
Behind, the shutter columns, the technical-drawing dimension lines and the tungsten sun scroll in parallax; as you go on the paper warms up and the petrol night falls in steps, with a mint moon.
The other games
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Card wall
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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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.
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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.