About Kanaksia
This compact platform game asks you to guide a brave little machine through eight hand-built levels without getting sliced, spiked, or caught by an enemy.
Every level hides a set of strawberries you need to grab before you can finish. The exit is always the same, a red flag waiting at the end, but the path to it changes a lot from stage to stage.
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Early levels teach you the basics with a few simple gaps and traps. Later ones stack blades, spikes and patrolling enemies together, so one sloppy jump sends you straight back to the start of the stage.
Kanaksia is a short but sharp adventure where progress comes from learning each level. The 2D visuals keep things clean and readable, so you always know where the next trap is waiting. Your real reward is that moment when a stage that beat you five times finally clicks and you land on the red flag with every strawberry in your pocket.
Your robot is ready and the strawberries are waiting. Hit play, time those double jumps, and see if you can make it all the way to the final red flag in Kanaksia.
Quick summary
- Guide a small robot hero through eight levels packed with traps.
- Grab every strawberry on the map before heading for the exit.
- Use your double jump to clear wide gaps and dodge sharp blades.
- Watch how enemies move so you can slip past them at the right moment.
- Reach the red flag to finish a stage and unlock the next challenge.
- Fans of robot heroes will love the cute mechanical star of the show.
Key features
- Eight levels that get tougher as you go.
- A double jump that makes every leap feel precise.
- Deadly spikes, blades and roaming enemies.
- A clear goal in every stage, strawberries first, flag second.
- Short levels that are perfect for quick sessions.
- Simple controls with plenty of room for skill.
Tips & tricks
- Stop and watch an enemy for a few seconds before you try to pass it.
- Save your second jump for mid-air corrections, not just extra height.
- Plan a route that picks up every strawberry so you don't have to backtrack.
- Blades often move in a steady rhythm, so count the beat before you jump.
- If you keep failing at one spot, try a slower, more careful approach.
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