Tengami Crack/Patch
Set in Japan of ancient dark fairy tales, Tengami is an explorative adventure game full of wonder and mystery. Players explore a beautifully paper architected pop-up world that folds and unfolds at their fingertips to solve puzzles and make progress. Tengami has a striking minimalistic art style inspired by traditional Japanese arts and crafts.
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| Released date | Jan 15, 2015 |
| Platform | PC Windows |
| Rating | 59 / 100 |
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| Downloads | 988 |
| Genre | Adventure, General |
| Company / Developer |
Nyamyam / Nyamyam
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Tengami reviews ( 3 )
Game: Tengami Genre: Point and Click Adventure Developer/Publisher: Nyamyam System: Steam (PC) Total Score: 60/100 Value Score: 6/10 • Story: 3/10 • Characters: 2/10 • GamePlay: 7/10 • Graphics: 8/10 • Sound: 8/10 • Music: 7/10 • Length: 4/10 • Replay Value: 5/10 • Player Value: 6/10 Pros +Great and unique art style and visuals +Well thoughout puzzles +Soothing OST Cons -Very short -Barebone story and character development -No Post game content -At some points you might get stuck and have to reload
Very original game mechanisms, nice soundtrack, nice graphics and relaxing game Why not recommending it then? Because the game doesn't exploit the mechanisms it has put in place. It's very linear and after the first ten minutes, it's pretty much all the same Because the puzzles are too repetitive and, again, don't exploit the original idea of folding and unfolding the crafted paper world Because the soundtrack often ends abruptly for no reasons Because there's no walk fast/running option. Seriously, the character moves sloooowly. I know it's supposed to be part of the general relaxing experience but it ended up annoying me and not relaxing me Because the game is very short - finished it in one sitting of 90 minutes, getting all the achievements - and has no replay value Because for those reasons, $10 for this game is way too much expensive. This game should cost $2 at full price Overall, very clever idea, bad execution
For the short time I spend on it I was melted into the game's beautiful environments and soundtrack which both are compromised of exploration, puzzle-solving and collecting. It's an astonishing port that leaves no errors behind during it's development process, as nothing was malfunctioning whatsoever. It is very short as a reverse side on the price tag, as well as having replay value... but if you you love art, then this shouldn't stop you from getting a worthwhile copy of Tengami!