Considering the game was previously on iOS and Wii U before this, it makes sense that this would be the case. There are some point where you can tell the game was more meant for a touch pad, however it is definitely still VERY workable with a mouse.

Sometimes all you may need to do is just explore a bit more to find what you need. After that, it’s up to you to interpret it. If you get stuck, the game has a built-in hint system that will give you a vague hint as to what to do. While I did need to pull up a walkthrough for some of the later puzzles, I was able to work my way through the rest. While this movement speed definitely lets you enjoy the world more, there was definitely times where I was wanting to move faster just to get to where I needed to go.įortunately, that’s about where my issues end with the game. You’ll need to constantly click to point to where you want to go as well, as once your character makes it to where you had said he stops. While the world isn’t overall “large”, because of the movement speed it sure does feel that way. Your character has one movement speed – walk. Sadly, the backtracking can sometimes take a fair bit of time. Regardless, some of them are likely to really make you think, or perhaps sometimes you’ll even need to backtrack a bit to get the solution you need! Sometimes you’ll need to pay attention to specific parts of the design and sometimes you’ll need to come up with the right combination to get where you need to go. The puzzles themselves are pretty basic, though still tricky at times.

In Tengami, you’ll be exploring the beautifully crafted world to solve the puzzles within. You’ll need to slide and fold your way through to solve the puzzles. Tengami is a beautifully crafted puzzle-adventure game set within a Japanese pop-up book.

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