Kami

Kami is a minimalist puzzle game where you flood-fill a paper canvas with colors. Each level presents a geometric arrangement of colored sections. Tap a color, and one section spreads to absorb adjacent pieces of a different hue. Your goal: cover the entire screen in a single color using the fewest moves possible. Early puzzles teach the logic gently, but later stages demand careful planning—one wrong sequence can lock you out of the optimal solution. The paper-folding aesthetic keeps things calm while the spatial reasoning gets trickier. It's pick-up-and-play in structure but asks for genuine thought if you're chasing par scores. Works well in short bursts or longer sessions spent chasing perfection on stubborn layouts.