- $1.99
- Category: Games
- Subgenre: Puzzle
- First released: January 9, 2019
- Versions: 1 archived
- Seller: LKMAD
- com.lkmad.PanEnchanted
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 10.0 or later.
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Ratings Over Time
| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| November 30, 2023 | 1.6 | ★ 4.3 | 69 | $1.99 |
| December 7, 2024 | 1.6 | ★ 4.3 | 74 | $1.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 15I’m ten and played this with my dad and thought it was very fun. It was challenging. Some of the clues were hid too well and we didn’t find them till after the puzzle . But it was a great challenge.
This game takes place in four screens which are full of things to do and all of them are intertwined. It is a refreshing change of pace in comparison to other similar games in which every screen has four things to do. Unfortunately there are two times were the next step depends on finding a small or hidden object in a poorly lighted screen, but it is not the norm and the hint system is very helpful in those parts. This game is entertaining enough for a weekend of quiet playing by a fire (or something like that), because you won’t spend more than two days on solving it. But they will be two days of puzzling entertainment which you won’t regret. In my opinion, the developers did a very good job. 👍👍👍
Loved this game. Color and levels are engaging and creative.
What a great and curious puzzle adventure. In a single space you traverse many different puzzles and changes to your environment all while getting ready for the next Panmorphia!<br/><br/>Keep up the great work devs!
I see from the other reviews that this game is part of a series. This is the first, and so far only, one I’ve played. It was challenging, but I made it through with only one hint. Fortunately, I’ve played quite a few games of this style. It is *not* a game for a beginner, but is quite enjoyable for one experienced in this type of game.
Decent as I said, glad I waited for a sale as it was short(beat in 1-2ish hours) I will say some puzzles left me scratching head as to why/how I solved but most were straight forward. Also length, and number of “rooms” was a let down compared to last game that seemed like a really good length especially at this price. For a sophomore effort I suppose it’s decent lol not amazing but good. Hopefully 3rd installment is more like original than this one, almost seems like idk a demo at this length/difficulty, but 1st game was also harder simply because there were many many rooms/scenes
Had no idea a game with "four screens" could be this difficult. Some of the hints were either ambiguous or incomplete (where are the rest of the flying birds)?!!!. I hate to go to YouTube for help, I also hate to look at hints to begin with. But as my friend said to me, not all of us are clairvoyant/mind readers... It felt that way at some point. I loved the concept from the start (loved the original Panmorphia)... But I really found (for example) the constellation puzzle at the end, "off-limits" to my ability. YouTube helped, but heck no... If I wanted to watch the game on YouTube, I wouldn't have bought it. Please make more games, thank you.
Part of why I really enjoyed the first panmorphia was because it was such a huge world, and you got to explore it through the eyes of different animals, which is SUCH a cool concept! They didn’t use that concept at all in this one. You have one point of view, and only four screens (five if you include the underwater screen, which I dont, since it’s just a picture of a flat cave wall and a flashlight effect). I don’t know what happened here. The music and art are still top notch, but the gameplay, concept, creativity and story are barely enough to make a satisfactory demo, let alone a full game. I can see in the credits that it’s dedicated to a Mr Freddie Kittens (which is a fantastic name, I hope he is doing well), and that’s great, but I think if you had advertised this as a small dedication game based in the panmorphia universe, instead of the sequel to Panmorphia, people would be a lot less disappointed.
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