Kami is deceptively simple: fold out coloured paper to fill the screen in as few moves as possible.
Relaxing and easy to pick up, you'll soon find yourself deep in contemplation to perfect each puzzle.
Chill and relaxing, it takes the bucket tool concept from paint and turns it into beautiful puzzles.
One of the best examples of introducing ideas without tutorials, each group of levels starts simple and ramps up the difficulty while keeping the same idea. Many times I stuck in a level, returning to the previous ones in the group helped me figure it...
Simple. Straight forward. Relaxing. Its just paper and patterns. I think my only issue is how bright the menus are, but I haven't looked around to see whether or not there is dark mode, so take that small nit pick with a grain of salt. But yeah. just nice
I've always loved the paper aesthetic of this game. I work at a small shop that sells lots of washi like Chiyogami, Unryu, Kozo, Kitakata, etc. This cozy little game reminds me of the papers I'm always surrounded by. The sounds of the paper folding and unfolding are so peaceful. The puzzles are perfect and I'm so happy that Kami 2 is finally coming...
10/10.
Simple and either few seconds or many, many minutes per puzzle
