KAMI 1.1.2

Reviews

3 ★, on 2017-03-09
It is a gorgeous game, with beautiful music and challenging puzzles. The reason why I am only putting 3 stars is because you have to pay for every new set. I was fine buying the first pack. $0.99 for 36 puzzles was OK, but the next packs are more, and only contain 9 at a time. This only keeps me busy for like an afternoon, and I go for perfects. I'd much rather pay a little more, and only have to pay once to get the entire game, but that would also mean a lot lot lot more puzzles. There is not enough content to my taste...

2 ★, on 2017-01-15
First of all, my rating doesn't reflect the quality of the game. Let me explain. This game is great, addictive, relaxing and the music is nice and fits very well with the simple graphics. The concept of the game is very creative. But, there are only 9 free levels. I know that it is an indie game and that the developers need money but... Man 9 levels! It is around 10 minutes if you are fast! The real free-to-play game is 10 minutes long! It is definitely not enough for me to give 3 stars.

4 ★, on 2015-09-03
Visually stunning. The graphics are exquisite, and the game manages to be both challenging and relaxing at once. I get bored with games very easily, but this one managed to keep my interest! BUT. It gets expensive. Can developers work on creating more free levels? The premium puzzles are waaay to pricey for what you get, considering the fact that the classic version is less than a dollar.

4 ★, on 2016-03-23
This is a really nice game! The mechanics are fun, and the colors and overall aesthetics are gorgeous. There are plenty of puzzles, though after the first level (9 puzzles) you pay $.99 for the next four levels. There are three bonus levels, each ~$1. It's a pretty reasonable price overall, and look at it this way--the full game is $4 but you get to try the first 9 levels free! One complaint I do have is that it doesn't sync across devices, despite google games integration.

5 ★, on 2015-06-05
BEWARE the app developer has to pay rent and feed a family so instead of ads you pay for levels. You only get some simple tutorial levels free, then you buy the rest in packs. DO NOT COMPLAIN ABOUT THIS MODEL. you either pay or you get ads. Programmers don't spend thousands of hours doing it just for the good of mankind

4 ★, on 2016-01-19
would've been 5 stars if more of the puzzles were free (only 9 of them all) the rest are pay to play. overall the game is simple (in a good way) colour puzzle solving game where you change tiles until the paper becomes all one solid colour. UI could be tweaked a bit more and how well you did at the end of the puzzle should be sped up so you can move onto the next puzzle