Tak: Moonstone Madness Overview
Tak: Moonstone Madness was one of those games you'd find on a Flash portal in the mid-2000s. It was a promotional tie-in for the Tak animated series, a straightforward platformer that captured the feel of that era's web games. You played as Tak, navigating a sidescrolling world that kept moving forward on its own.
You control Tak's speed and jumps with the arrow keys, constantly adjusting to stay ahead of the scrolling screen. The main goal is simple: collect the glowing moonstones scattered through each level. On the ground, you jump over pits and use a headbutt to break certain blocks. In flying sections, the controls invert, and you steer through airborne obstacles. The pace is relentless, demanding quick reactions to avoid spikes and enemies. It feels like a race against the screen itself, a test of timing more than exploration.
