- January 31, 2018
- FIFTYTWO
Kenshō
79%Game Brain Score
graphics, music
gameplay, story
92% User Score 2,712 reviews
Platforms
About
A puzzle adventure through nature, time, and space










Audience ScoreBased on 37 reviews
graphics12 positive mentions
story3 negative mentions
- Stunning visuals and a captivating soundtrack create an immersive atmosphere.
- The game offers a relaxing experience with no time limits or penalties for failure, making it accessible for casual play.
- Challenging puzzles that introduce new mechanics keep the gameplay interesting, especially in the later levels.
- The difficulty spikes significantly towards the end, which may frustrate some players.
- Gameplay can feel unfulfilling due to a lack of challenge and reliance on luck in later levels.
- The game is relatively short, with limited replay value and a need for better level structure to enhance player familiarity with mechanics.
gameplay
22 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay features a variety of special tiles and new mechanics introduced in each level, but many players feel that the overall design lacks fine-tuning and relies too heavily on luck, particularly due to the constraints of a small 5x5 board. While the visuals and audio are praised, the gameplay mechanics are seen as inconsistent and unfulfilled, leading to a sense of compromise rather than a polished experience.
“Special tiles with varied behaviors are added to the mix along the way to spice up the gameplay.”
“While door puzzles don't vary much in style, each new world introduces one new mechanic that combines with previous ones, usually with increased difficulty.”
“Every level, you will be introduced to a new mechanic of the puzzle.”
“It is as if the development team could not figure out a proper way to fine-tune their game mechanics precisely and resorted to a compromise.”
“Gameplay depends on luck too much as the game progresses.”
“I think this problem comes from too small board size; many mechanics are not suitable with 5x5.”