Ronni

Eight levels stand between Ronni and a clean run — and none of them are forgiving. The goal is straightforward: gather every coin on the stage before reaching the exit. What makes it tricky is everything in between. Spikes jut from floors and ceilings, saws spin in precisely the worst places, and enemies patrol paths you desperately need to cross.

There's a satisfying rhythm to working out each stage. Routes that look obvious often lead straight into trouble, so players tend to slow down, read the layout, then commit. A mistimed jump means starting over, which sounds punishing but rarely feels unfair — the levels are small enough that each attempt teaches you something.

The platforming stays tight throughout, with clean collision and responsive movement that puts failures squarely on the player rather than the controls. Ronni won't overwhelm newcomers, but the later stages quietly demand patience and a steady hand from anyone chasing a full coin count.