Kenshō
FIFTYTWO · 2018 · Casual, Indie, Puzzle, Singleplayer, Turn-Based
PC
Positive90% · 40
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About Kenshō
Begin your journey through a surreal world where nature, time and space intertwine.
Mysterious things happen in a ruined room. Doors inside that room lead to different worlds and beautiful landscapes.
Match blocks and overcome challenges in this addictive puzzle with rich visual effects that unfolds a narrative through breathtaking places including lush jungles and stormy seas.
11 original songs accompany you on this adventure, replete with violin, piano, harmonica, accordion and more.
Key features
- Addictive tile-sliding gameplay
- 9 challenging obstacles such as stones, borders, drones, and portals
- 11 levels with different nature, physical environment, and weather conditions
- Unique art style and rich visual effects
- Award-winning original soundtrack involving live instruments
- A storyline full of natural disasters and total destruction
- Block-moving puzzles, that open the doors to new worlds
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
cute1 found this helpful
Amazing atmosphere and game play along with beautiful art, make playing delightful. Recommended 100%
Interesting puzzle game with great visuals. The difficulty ramps up quickly near the end.
Amazing visual and challenging puzzles.
A real audiovisual treat attached to a somewhat flawed yet satisfying block puzzle. An absolute bargain.
This was better than I expected it to be. The visual and sound design is very good, and the puzzles held my interest well enough to complete all ten levels in one sitting. The difficulty increases as new elements are introduced, however the game is very forgiving in that you never lose progress. If the board gets locked it just resets and you pick up right where you left off with a new board, so there is really no way to fail. Overall a pleasant 2-3 hour experience; certainly worth the dollar I paid for it on sale.
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