Rewards studying by showing a catchable Pokemon after a configurable number of reviewed cards, with 1,025 collectible Pokemon, legendary encounters, capture animations, progress tracking, and CSV import/export.
Alternatives to 🎮 Cristal Memoria | Science Based Anki Addictive Game
AnkiWeb addon 2011945307
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Turns exam deadlines into adaptive daily card targets per deck, shows on-track progress, builds filtered study decks, and adds optional gamified quests without changing Anki's scheduling.
Gamifies Anki study by converting review streaks and card learning into gold, farm progress, and turn-based battles, including leaderboards and multiplayer matches.
Earns play-money tokens through Anki reviews, spendable on cosmetic themes, real-world event trading, leaderboards, weekly challenges, and a shop.
Turns Anki reviews into a military RPG with campaign missions, XP, twenty ranks, credits, unlockable HUD skins, medals, drill-sergeant feedback quotes, and fire-igniting killstreak combos.
Embeds an animated 2048 puzzle in the Anki review window, rewarding correct card answers with moves, with keyboard controls, local leaderboard, auto-save, and dark mode.
Transforms Anki review history into 11 animated, Spotify-Wrapped-style slides summarizing retention, streaks, learner persona, deck themes, star and nemesis cards, with an AI-written shareable narrative.
Turns correct Anki reviews into XP and coins for unlocking, buying, and placing 97 pixel-art animals across biome skill trees while building a zoo.
Turns Anki reviews into a living village: new cards create villagers, missed reviews kill them, and coins, homes, seasons, wildlife, taxes, and land expansion evolve over time.
Adds a lightweight roguelike gamification layer to normal reviews, including a Tavern, relics, routes, contracts, quests, boss fights, HP, and a HUD, without altering Anki's scheduler or cards.
Turns Anki review sessions into a 2048 puzzle where interval-based tiles merge to review cards, with progress on success and rollback on failure.
Turns card reviews into a Final Fantasy XIV crafting game with random item drops, 98 levels, and inventory, crafting, and progress menus.