Zenerchi 3.3.4
Play Zenerchi an original puzzle game that relates energy and zen
Program info
Arrange rings in color groups, when you arrange at least three of the same color, you will re-energize the color blocks at the center of the circle, so Zenerchi grows. Zenerchi is a positive state of mind used to solve puzzles. You have to fill all the colored sections of the center of the circle in order to clear the stage. You will have to pay attention to the clock since the time is limited. If you create matches of more than 5 pieces then you will be rewarded with burst bonus that will destroy the four pieces around it when activated. In some boards you will find binders that place two pieces of different colors together. In this case you can use both colors to create the match, but be careful because many binder at the level may block the game and you will lose. Other special features are the enigmas, this symbols will block two lines in order to spin in opposite ways, try to eliminate them as soon as you see them on the board. At last you will find colored and gray blockers that prevent rings from moving, so you will better destroy them as you see them.
Pros
- Good environment
Cons
- After some stages the game is quite repetitive
Details
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