Kejora

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Kejora is a single player casual action adventure game. It was developed by Berangin Creative and was released on January 14, 2026. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

When Kejora realizes that her peaceful village has been reliving the same day over and over, she and her friends seek out to try and uncover the origin of the mysterious time loop cursed on her village There’s a mystery hidden behind this peaceful village, unknown to its inhabitants, who carry on with their daily lives. Kejora features hand-drawn art and animation, environmental platformer puzz…

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Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews

graphics4 positive mentions

stability3 negative mentions

The game features gorgeous art and animation, reminiscent of Ghibli-style, which enhances the overall experience.
The gameplay is straightforward and accessible, making it enjoyable for players who prefer simpler puzzles.
Set in a unique Indonesian backdrop, the game offers a fresh narrative perspective that stands out in the gaming market.

The game suffers from numerous bugs and glitches, which can disrupt gameplay and lead to frustrating experiences.
The writing and dialogue are often stilted and unnatural, detracting from character development and immersion in the story.
Lack of clarity in gameplay mechanics and objectives can leave players feeling lost, particularly during puzzle segments.

story
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of Kejora is reminiscent of an anime film, featuring a charming yet simplistic narrative centered around a group of kids and a time-loop concept. While the aesthetic and animation are praised, the writing suffers from inconsistencies and unclear plot elements, making it difficult to fully engage with the story. Overall, the narrative feels underdeveloped, lacking the depth and coherence needed to elevate the game's potential.
- “Kejora is a short puzzle game with really beautiful aesthetics and a story that feels a lot like an anime movie.”
- “It's an adventure story about a group of kids, where Kejora is the leader of the pack.”
- “It reminds me of the story starring a group of kids that found a supernatural thing in their world, like Stranger Things.”
- “The problem really seems to me that the majority of the budget went into the animation and the gameplay, and the story as delivered is just rough.”
- “However, since this is a short story-based game, the killer to it being easy to recommend is unfortunately the writing.”
- “I am unsure if it's a translation issue or a writing issue, depending on which language this was written in first, but since the plot has some issues in a broader sense, I suspect it may just be a problem at the base.”
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is described as straightforward and simplistic, with mechanics that are not particularly challenging, allowing players to complete the game in about three hours. However, the focus on animation has left the gameplay and story feeling rough, and the transition to suspenseful music during key moments does not enhance the experience. Additionally, the stealth elements impose heavy penalties, requiring players to replay sections from the beginning, including unskippable dialogue and cutscenes.
- “The art is gorgeous and the gameplay is very straightforward.”
- “The gameplay mechanics are not too difficult, and I managed to complete the game in 3 hours.”
- “There's a stealth gameplay with heavy punishment, which requires replaying it all from the beginning, including unskippable dialogue and cutscenes.”
- “It reminded me of the last time I saw you and A Space for the Unbound, though the gameplay and story here are much more simplistic.”
- “The problem really seems to me that the majority of the budget went into the animation, and the gameplay and story as delivered are just rough.”
- “There's a stealth gameplay mechanic with heavy punishment, which requires replaying everything from the beginning, including unskippable dialogue and cutscenes.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Kejora features stunning aesthetics reminiscent of anime and Ghibli-style animation, with a beautiful art style that enhances the overall experience. The graphics are praised for their appeal and quality, showcasing impressive artistry without relying on artificial intelligence.
- “Kejora is a short puzzle game with really beautiful aesthetics and a story that feels a lot like an anime movie.”
- “The game is quite fun, and the art style is very appealing; it even reminds me of Ghibli-style animation.”
- “The art style and animation are great without the use of artificial intelligence.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, players report that while the game has some glitches and bugs, particularly during critical moments like the final fight, these issues do not significantly detract from the overall experience. However, the presence of unpolished elements suggests that stability could be improved.
- “Sadly, especially in the final fight, the game was a little buggy for me, where I was reset even when I wasn't hit by any rocks yet, which stretched that final segment from only a few minutes to half an hour.”
- “The game is also pretty buggy and unpolished.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally considered adequate but becomes repetitive over time. After the initial gameplay period, it shifts to a suspenseful track that remains constant, which some players feel is mismatched with the chase and puzzle sequences.
- “Once the spooky elements start after 20-30 minutes of gameplay, the music transitions to a suspenseful track that enhances the atmosphere.”
- “The music was fine, though it became a bit repetitive.”
- “Once the spooky stuff starts after 20-30 minutes of gameplay, the music switches to a suspenseful track and never changes, even though it doesn't fit the chase or puzzle sequences at all.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players express that while they did not face technical issues, the lack of clear guidance on crafting and building elements led to feelings of confusion and disorientation, impacting their emotional engagement with the game.