Xoka

Haunting, hollow, and strangely compelling — Xoka drops you into a spectral realm where you play as a ghost navigating eight hand-crafted levels filled with restless spirits and hellish hazards. The goal is deceptively simple: gather the orbs of lost souls scattered across each stage, then slip through the exit before the dangers close in.

Enemy ghosts patrol the air, hurling projectiles and cutting off paths you thought were safe. Flames erupt from below. The closer you get to clearing a stage, the more the world seems to push back. There's a real tension in learning which threats can be dodged and which demand a completely different approach.

Underneath the supernatural action sits something quieter — each orb carries a fragment of a lost human story, and collecting them feels meaningful rather than mechanical. Xoka manages to be both a reflex-driven platformer and something with a bit more weight to it.