Kenshō

My expectation was it is just the conventional Tetris game with a lot of special effects, but the twist is you swipe in different directions to move the tiles and get matches in order to win the game. I just thought that the game would get boring for me in the long run because everything would be repetitive if I already get the hang of the game. It was worth the try though.

When I first bought the game, I thought I was gonna be disappointed since it kinda felt like it's gonna be an ordinary game. It wasn't since it has these flashy graphics that have an awesome way of introducing all the new unlocks that you get as you progress through the level. It has simple game mechanics of just swiping in your desired direction to get a match on the tiles to ace the level.

One part tile-slide puzzle, one part match-3 game, Kenshō is a casual puzzler about restoring the balance of nature. There are no move or time limits and no real penalties for failure, making for a relaxing experience. In fact, it's so laid-back that it couldn't keep my interest for very long. Some levels introduce new mechanics, but the core gameplay of Kenshō is always the same. You'll slide tiles around a small grid to match tiles of the same color. Occasionally, a match will give you a puzzle piece or key that will help you progress to the next level.

I love that there is a different mechanics to the gameplay of this one. It's unusual for me to swipe the whole board in the desired direction to get the match on similar tiles. I feel like this adds a bit of variety and challenge to the gamers which makes the game worthwhile if you will ask me. This is definitely something I would play during my off hours. Worth the purchase!

Kensho is a breathtakingly beautiful puzzle game. The sound design in this game is equally amazing. It may not be quite as remarkable as Monument Valley, but puzzle game fans will certainly appreciate it!

Kensho is a great puzzle game, that is forgiving for new and unexperienced players. You can play this game and relax, but does it have some flaws? In this article we will talk about both good and bad sides of Kensho so you can decide if this is the right game for you. PROS 1. Beginner Friendly Puzzles. Dont get me wrong, they are not that easy. Its just that if you fail you wont have to start from the scratch. All key parts you got before you fail and your board gets full will stay, so you can play to you own enjoyment.

Kensho, or should I say Kenshō is a fantastic puzzle game, from the very first moment you are being carried away into the surreal world of digital nature. Small storyline that develops between the puzzles got me curious from the very start, that adds some motivation to the pretty hard puzzles. Game Mechanics Main puzzle sequence isnt really hard, you have to move all the tile to one of the sides of the board and one more will spawn. Tiles can be of different colors. If you match 3 and more they will disappear. Its a familiar design, easy to get, but hard to master.

A nice puzzle game featuring exquisite visuals and creative designs. What is a plus to me is definitely the in-game soundtrack, which fits perfectly with the general art style. Worth a try especially in times of discount.