Kenshō Reviews – Page 3
5/5 rating based on 84 reviews. Read all reviews for Kenshō for iPhone.
Kenshō is paid iOS app published by FIFTYTWO, OOO
lackng instructions, editor’s choice of crap
LostEvolution
played fora bit and it was pretty cool... but then i get to a point that i can get rid of blocks of same color...why???? did i make ss something? doesnt matter because i dont know what to do to get the key an i deleted the game...editor’s choice? it edit’s crap that i took a chance on and will not trust the editors any longer just because it has ambient music and a good 1hr theme who are getting kick backs from these companies for the awards!
Too short
AlmitaC
I loved this game until it was over! Beautiful and challenging, it was a sensory delight to play. But why so short? I was done in a few days after purchasing it. Hopefully more levels will be introduced at some point!
So relaxing
Dobbex
I’m really enjoying this beautiful game. Just the right challenge for me, as I’m not a very skilled gamer. The graphics are soothing and the music is haunting. I decided to try this game because a review described it as elegant. That’s a very good way to describe it.
Dreamy
Gwiyomibubble
One question is: Will there be more worlds? Not the rooms I mean. But a different location entirely?
Game designers take note
T92Song
This is what mobile gaming should strive to be. Simple to learn but can be challenging to master. Beautiful graphics. Engrossing sound. And most importantly - not designed to make you pay to play. Take my money - and when you make something new, take my money again. Thank you for making this beautiful game
Beautiful Puzzle Game
JessJ321
Wonderful gameplay that gets slightly harder as you go, but you aren’t overly penalized for getting part of a puzzle wrong. The between puzzle interludes are beautiful, and I love that there are no hearts, ask friends for help, or unlock with 50 million diamonds gimmicks. Worth every penny for sure.
Fundamentally Flawed Design, Improved!
QuizoidZ
Update: Of the solutions I listed below, #2 was implemented. Yay! However, it is still true that you can somewhat “muscle” your way through the game. There is no penalty to filling the board, so you can still win any level by repeatedly pressing one button until you get lucky. However, smart play just speeds things up. Old Review: This is a beautiful game with a fundamental design flaw: often times the best way to progress is to fill your board and “lose”. I’ll try and explain as succinctly as possible: 1) Puzzles have a set start place. 2) Each requires you to gain five pieces. 3) They get harder as they go and your board fills up. 4) If you fail, it restarts to puzzle 1 of 5. 5) However, you don’t lose any collected pieces! Therefore, it’s boring but possible to progress like this: 1) Get a piece. 2) Fail on purpose. 3) Get that same piece again. -repeat until done Possible fixes: 1) Lose collected pieces: players must collect all five without failing. 2) Randomize the start of each puzzle. 3) Add an achievement of some kind for finishing without losing. This game is artsy enough, one of those fixes may be present but invisible to me at this point.
one of the best games!!
haparos
the visuals & music are so beautiful, would love to see more of this :)
What an incredibly boring game for which to pay
Nick249
‘Nuf said; just plain boring beyond belief. I play the puzzles with no idea what I am doing. I lose a round because of blocking tiles, but I lose no progress, just restart the individual level. There is no rhythm or reason to why I am playing, and variety is completely absent. Cannot believe I trusted all the reviews to pay for this game. So disappointed.