Teknedia
Teknedia is a first person arcade platforming game. Jump your way through dozens of vibrant levels, and unlock the mysteries behind this alien world. Compete against your friends and the world for best times, and seek out hidden, difficult to obtain collectibles.
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January 8, 2021
5 years and 206 days ago
Steam Reviews
Positive10 reviews100.0%
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18 itemsAbout the Game
A Pulse-Pounding Platformer in a Neon Fueled Dreamscape.
Teknedia is a fast paced, first person platforming game where you dodge mines, leap over lasers, and race your way to finish! Jump your way through dozens of vibrant, neon-infused levels, and unlock the mysteries behind this alien world. With a built in leaderboard, compete against your friends and players around the world to see who's the fastest! And with VR Support, get ready to shoot this neon directly into your eyeballs.
Features
- 4 Vibrant worlds to bound through
- Leaderboards
- VR Support
- A lengthy puzzle that has a dubious reward at the end...
Our Story
We started this game back when we were in college, and (while it admittedly took us a bit longer to make this than it "should") we're really happy it to show the world. It all started as a loose collection of what we as a team liked: simple yet hard platforming, lasers, electronic music, puzzles with many layers, and the Quake 3's map editor (ya, that's a weird one...). From there, it went from student project to startup project to a way to stay connected.
So, thanks for stopping by, and we hope you enjoy our odd, little game <3
