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Beautiful Puzzles, Relaxing Emotions. Kensho Review.
880 View2023-02-22
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.
Although unlike most puzzle games your main goal isnt matching as many tiles as possible, its to match special tile that have a key part inside. And you need to do it 5 times to get one key.
As you move through the levels puzzles become harder, you get blocks that cannot be destroyed, they can be sticky and dont move, or move only in specific direction. So you will have to focus and think harder on how to get to your goal.
Although if it feels too hard, do not worry. If you fail and your board will get full you will just start over with the same amount of unlocked key parts, so you wont lose anything. When I learned that I felt so much better, so I can fail as much as I want and still have some slow progress.
Main Area
You enter Puzzle areas through the doors that are located in the main hall, where cube and magical (or digital?) animals are. This is a very cool, beautiful zone. And thats where the story develops.
Every time you complete a puzzle inside of a door you will have to solve a small puzzle on the next one, before entering it. When you will be able to do that and the door will open it will unleash some energy into the cube and something will happen in the hall. Then you can continue matching tiles in that room.
Conclusion
Overall I wasnt expecting that nice graphics ins a puzzle game and the main hall is fantastic chill place. Puzzles themselves are pretty challenging though, but with enough patience anyone will be able to go through them, since you cant lose. Its a fun puzzle game and I can recommend it.
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.
Ndi2K2023-02-24
BEAUTIFUL AND CHALLENGING PUZZLES - KENSHO // First Look Mobile Games
Kensho is a puzzle game where you will have to move tiles around and match them in order to progress. Your goal will be matching special tiles and further you go the harder it gets. It have fantastic graphics, pacifying sounds and vibe and really good overall. Lets get into it.
This video review of Mobile Game will help you to decide if you should invest your time into this game, we will discuss game mechanics, combat, progression, mechanics and f2p or p2w aspect of the game made in 2023.
Kosh2K2023-02-22
Kensho PROS and CONS. Is it good?
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.
Kosh2K2023-02-22
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