KUUKIYOMI: Consider It

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KUUKIYOMI: Consider It is a multiplayer casual simulation game with a comedy theme. It was developed by G-MODE and was released on March 29, 2020. It received positive reviews from players.

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Audience ScoreBased on 248 reviews

humor44 positive mentions

replayability3 negative mentions

The game is quirky and offers a unique take on Japanese culture, providing many funny and cute minigames.
It's a fun and silly experience that can be enjoyed with friends, especially in co-op mode.
The game is a good time-waster and can lead to some hilarious moments, making it entertaining despite its simplicity.

Controls can be confusing and vague, leading to frustration during gameplay.
The game is short and lacks depth, with many players feeling it doesn't offer enough replay value.
Some players find the humor and concept to wear thin quickly, making it feel like a low-effort experience.

humor
44 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is described as uniquely Japanese, featuring a mix of cute and absurd elements that can be hit-or-miss for players. Many reviewers found the short minigames to be funny and entertaining, though some felt lost in the gameplay mechanics, suggesting that the humor often relies on cultural references that may not resonate with everyone. Overall, it offers a quirky experience reminiscent of the WarioWare series, making it enjoyable, especially in cooperative play with friends who appreciate this style of humor.
- “Absolutely unique and hilarious!”
- “One of the only video games in a long time that made me laugh out loud.”
- “Consider it a quirky, hilarious, and unique experience similar to the franchise WarioWare by Nintendo.”
gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is primarily centered around a series of mini-games that require players to be considerate within a time limit, reminiscent of WarioWare mechanics. While the gameplay is generally intuitive and smooth, it can occasionally feel clunky and frustrating, leading to a sense of dullness over time. Overall, the game presents an interesting concept, but it may not stand out against other titles with more polished gameplay and visuals available at a lower price point.
- “With all that being said, the game does feel super intuitive, with occasional clunky moments leaving the player confused about what to do, resulting in some frustration. It might become dull with time, but besides that, the gameplay feels smooth.”
- “Kuukiyomi is a quirky and cute game located in Japan, and its primary gameplay is a series of mini-games, much like the WarioWare games.”
- “Unfortunately, the jokes get old really fast; it doesn't help that the gameplay feels like reading a laggy PowerPoint.”
- “Gameplay-wise, you are simply supposed to be as considerate as possible within a short amount of time through different puzzles. Following that, you will then be judged on how well you did in the chapter, with six different factors being taken into consideration regarding your score.”
- “If you've played games like WarioWare, you might understand what kind of mechanics you are getting into with this one.”
replayability
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game has low replayability, particularly in single-player mode, though some players note the presence of secrets that could encourage additional playthroughs. It is considered more enjoyable as a multiplayer experience, especially for streaming or pranking friends unfamiliar with Japanese societal etiquette.
- “This game is totally relaxing and hilarious but has a low replay value, I guess.”
- “The replay value isn’t totally there on single player, but I can definitely imagine 'Kuukiyomi' being a fun game to stream or to prank someone who has yet to experience Japanese societal etiquette.”
- “There are secrets for the main mode, so there can be some replayability.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's graphics feature a simplistic yet unique art style that incorporates references to various video games and shows, creating a charming and humorous aesthetic. The visuals and audio are well-executed, contributing to the overall distinctiveness of the game's presentation.
- “The art style is very simplistic but with a likable touch of uniqueness and references to different video games, shows, and more.”
- “The visuals and audio of the game are unique and well implemented.”
- “The artwork is simple and funny.”
emotional
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the game surprisingly emotional, particularly as they engage with its unique style and humor, which deepens the experience when completed independently.
- “You catch on to the style of the game very quickly, and if you complete it on your own, it gets surprisingly emotional through the jokes.”
atmosphere
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere in "Kuukiyomi" is centered around the concept of reading the air, which emphasizes social cues and interactions. This unique focus creates an engaging environment where players must be attuned to subtle changes in their surroundings. Overall, the game's atmosphere is both immersive and thought-provoking, encouraging players to navigate social dynamics.
- “Can you read the atmosphere?”
- “Kuukiyomi literally means to read the air/atmosphere.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's optimization is characterized by unclear controls that can lead to frustration for players aiming for precision; however, this imperfect performance appears to be intentional and may not be seen as a drawback by the majority.
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization strategy of the game is criticized, with users recommending purchasing it on sale or opting for the free mobile version that includes ads. Overall, players feel the value may not justify the full price.
- “Just make sure you get it on sale; my game time isn't lying, that's about all I got out of it. Alternatively, look to the free version on phones if you don't mind ads.”