KAMI 2

What the visual system communicates

KAMI 2 represents color regions as folded or layered paper. The tactile transition helps a flat recoloring rule feel like a physical change to one connected surface.

Texture remains subtle enough that region boundaries stay visible. The material metaphor supports the rule because it is consistently applied.

On a small screen

Discrete puzzles and large regions work well under touch; animation speed should still allow the player to follow each changed area.

Typical session structure: Puzzle-sized. This is an editorial description of pacing, not a measured time claim; sessions vary with play style and current product version.

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