- March 19, 2021
- TRYLIGHT GAME STUDIO
- 1h median play time
Fate of Kai
Platforms
About
In "Fate of Kai," players navigate a mystical world as the warrior Kai, battling enemies and bosses in fast-paced combat. With upgradable skills and weapons, players must strategize and adapt to survive. The game features a captivating story of revenge, forgiveness, and the power of choice.





- The game features beautiful art and music, creating an immersive experience.
- The puzzles are fun and engaging, with a unique mechanic of using thoughts to change outcomes.
- The storytelling is interesting and presented in a creative comic book style.
- The game is extremely short, with a playtime of about an hour, which may not justify the price.
- Chapter 6 contains a frustrating puzzle that is particularly difficult for colorblind players.
- The gameplay can feel linear and lacks variety in outcomes, making it less replayable.
story
80 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game is presented as a wordless comic, following the protagonist Kai on an adventurous journey filled with puzzles that require players to manipulate words to influence outcomes. While the narrative is linear and lacks dialogue, it is visually engaging and complemented by excellent music, creating an immersive experience. Overall, players find the story enjoyable and well-crafted, though some feel it ends too abruptly and could benefit from a more expansive narrative.
“The story is mysterious and interesting.”
“The music and the art are excellent, they both complement each other very well, and the story is a very enjoyable adventure.”
“The game shows us the journey of Kai through vibrant and diverse landscapes, in a quest to get rid of a heavy chest attached to its arm.”
“There are no dialogues or voiceovers in this game, and the story is presented with pictures.”
“It would have been better if the story continued; it felt that it ended too abruptly.”
“It is not player driven; the story is very linear, and you are only putting the pieces together to get to the end.”