- August 14, 2020
- Jerry Verhoeven
Kavel
62%Game Brain Score
gameplay, atmosphere
music
100% User Score 23 reviews
Platforms
About
"Kavel is an action-puzzle game where players rotate and place Tetrominos onto a grid to create matches and earn points. It offers three game modes: Casual for strategic planning, Frenzy for a fast-paced challenge, and Zen for stress-free, endless play. Compete against friends and earn achievements as you navigate the endless possibility space of this fresh take on classic block games."





Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews
gameplay2 positive mentions
- Kavel features a simple yet clever design with stunning color palettes and a high degree of polish, making it visually appealing and engaging.
- The game offers various modes, including a relaxing zen mode and a challenging frenzy mode, which provide a good balance of casual and intense gameplay.
- Customization options and achievements motivate players to improve their skills and enjoy the game more deeply.
- The tutorial lacks depth and does not adequately explain the more complex mechanics, leaving players to rely on external guides for understanding.
- Control schemes can feel cumbersome, particularly the mouse-only input, which may not be ergonomic for all players.
- There are limited audio settings, with only on/off toggles for music and sound, and the color palette selection process is tedious.
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the mobile port is praised for its great minimalist presentation and nice piano compositions, complemented by functional sound effects. However, users express frustration over the lack of volume settings and the cumbersome process for adjusting various visual options.
“It's a mobile port done really well for the most part, great minimalist presentation, nice piano music, functional sound effects.”
“The two issues I have are no volume settings, only toggles for music and sound, and while resolution options are in a pull-down menu, everything else, including 60+ color palettes, has to be changed by going through them one by one, left or right.”