: Unlike many fantasy platformers of the era, the game is set in a stylized, anime-influenced North America during the Prohibition era .
: Annet must stop a religious cult from resurrecting the ancient evil god Hastur . El Viento
: Modern re-releases, such as those from Retro-Bit , include premium packaging like slipcovers and reversible box art for collectors. El Viento Review (Sega Genesis, 1991) - Infinity Retro : Unlike many fantasy platformers of the era,
: It is often compared to the Valis series due to its art style and "loose" control feel, though it is noted for its significantly brisker pace. El Viento Review (Sega Genesis, 1991) - Infinity
: Your score functions as "experience," extending your life meter at specific point intervals. Unique Setting & Narrative
: Annet possesses magical powers fueled by the blood of the deity Hastur . Players charge magic by holding a dedicated button.
: Annet can perform standard platforming jumps and has a specialized glide move —activated by ducking and jumping—to navigate areas with low ceilings.