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2022-08-18IMPORTANT: Visual Controls - now you can rotate the ceramic with the right mouse click ANYWHERE SCREEN. It does not drag the piece.
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Game Controll Studio / Aug 10, 2022 / Casual, Indie, Simulation
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Memory Traces: Japan is a 3D puzzle game where the player needs to restore destroyed artifacts.
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IMPORTANT: Visual Controls - now you can rotate the ceramic with the right mouse click ANYWHERE SCREEN. It does not drag the piece.
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95% positive, 43 reviews
Disappointing. They use 3d models but the gameplay is 2d. You cannot rotate the pieces. You can only rotate the starting "base" left or right. You cannot connect pieces to each other, only to the base. Because you cannot rotate the "base" up or down, it is hard to see bits on the bottom.
22 found this helpful, 2022-08-11
4 / 10 This is a hard one to decide if I would recommend this or not, since the start of the game is great and chill. Problems start raising when you get later in the game where levels start to get more and more frustrating and tedious. This is caused by 2 glaring issues that this game has: snapping & misleading shapes. First is about how precise your viewing angle needs to be so that pieces snap, sometimes it...
5 found this helpful, 2022-11-26
If you like Kintsugi art, look no more! The art is stunning!! If you don't know what Kintsugi is, time to learn! The difficulty ramps up nicely, with the latter artifacts being a real challenge, without being stressful. The only blemishes I can point at the moment are: - We aren't able to rotate the model, so sometimes the visualization and even shard placement are very hard - Sometimes, the snapping angle is too...
2 found this helpful, 2022-08-17
This game perfectly develops imaginative and logical thinking. It helps to focus on the nuances and stay in the "here and now" moment. Thanks to the creators.
1 found this helpful, 2022-11-29

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