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Recolor connected paper regions until the screen is one color, solving each handcrafted puzzle in as few moves as possible.
Released 23 Jan 2014
Make Paper One Color
Choose Any Starting Region
Solve in Few Moves
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. Created by State of Play, famous for their handcrafted aesthetic, KAMI has been created with real paper in an elegant Japanese theme.
Developed by State of Play · Published by State of Play
KAMI is a color-fill puzzle game presented as paper that folds and unfolds. Your goal is to turn each patterned screen into one solid color.
Choose a region and recolor it to join it with neighboring regions of that color. Plan a sequence of moves that spreads across the board while staying within the puzzle's move target.
Puzzles are arranged in groups that introduce the idea simply and then become more challenging. Optional hints can help when you get stuck, and the paper-inspired visuals and sounds frame the puzzles.
Many supplied reviewers enjoy KAMI as a relaxing but sometimes demanding color puzzle, praising the handcrafted paper look, soothing presentation, and satisfying animations. Several appreciate how level groups build from simple ideas to harder puzzles. Some reviewers find later puzzles frustrating or question the move targets, and a few mention presentation drawbacks.
| Platforms | Windows, macOS |
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| Controller required | No |
| Website | Official website |
