KITS Reviews

Strangely satisfying! Several different modes you can play on, from easy easy to hard AF.

What you see is what you get. A series of jigsaw-like assembly puzzles in the form of 3d dioramas. What really puts it ahead is the number of ways in which you can customize the difficulty. You can choose the degree of precision, from having to rotate a piece into the correct orientation to simply dragging it into place as-is. On most scenes you can choose a greater or lower number of pieces. You can choose to utilize generous hint systems or ignore them. On the other hand there is a limited amount of more complex puzzles, about halfway through you'll be down to only those with less than 100 pieces. Also I can't see myself replaying any of them, but your mileage may vary. Get it, but get it on sale.

Pretty fun "model builder" style game. There are different difficulties that you can choose from casual (where you just need to bring a piece vaguely close to where it should be for it to snap in place) to perfectionist (where you are required to rotate each piece and place it EXACTLY where it should). I enjoy playing this on casual difficulty as a way to wind down my day. Kind of a zen feeling. I do wish some of the models would break into more pieces or that there were more models. (I keep hoping for some kind of expansion or Workshop integration.)

The models are well made and finishing a puzzle is satisfying. The game starts off pretty relaxing but by the time you have done so many levels the continuous loop of music is annoying and so is the constant colour changing background. To top it off the poker bar on the highest amount of pieces is so frustrating as it is stupidly hard to try and get the pieces on bottom floor. The controls are also not the greatest and could be simpler. Overall this game as potential to be a great game if things were changed to make the game more relaxing like giving us more music options, backgrounds and better controls. More levels would also be good as I finished them very quickly minus the poker bar. Would I recommend it at the moment no it needs work and is defiantly not worth the money.

A very relaxing puzzle game. There is a great variety of different puzzles for all skill levels. The soundtrack really sets a relaxing mood too.

Very much what it says on the tin. But like the 3d puzzles and miniature models I like putting together in RL, it is fun (and I don't have to find somewhere to put them). Maybe a bit short for the price, and the camera can go a bit weird in some kits when trying to place very tiny pieces (omg those poker chips). Would very much have liked more keyboard controls, holding down multiple mouse buttons and moving was trying at times.