| Release: 1997 Developer: SCEI OS: 7 / 8 / 10 / 11 CPU: Dual Core 2.4 GHz GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 ti / AMD R9 380 RAM: 2 GB Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
Kurushi is a puzzle game where players move through levels filled with cubes of different types. The main goal is to clear certain cubes while avoiding others. The campaign requires strategic thinking and quick reactions to manage the advancing rows of cubes and prevent them from falling off the stage. At the start of each level, the user enters a stage with 23-30 rows.The project raises 12-16 rows of cubes towards the player in waves, 1-4 sets of rows at a time. Initially, the player faces 3 rows of 12 blocks each. By the final stage, the task increases to 14 rows of 98 blocks each. The goal is to clear all the blocks in a set to raise more blocks, repeating this process four times per level. There are three types of cubes in Kurushi: normal, advantage, and forbidden. Normal cubes are usually gray and must be cleared. Advantage objects are green and, when cleared, mark their position with a green square, which can clear a 3x3 area around them in a turn. Efficient use of these advantage cubes is crucial to solving the puzzles effectively. Forbidden cubes are black and cannot be cleared. Cleaning them leads to the loss of a row and makes it impossible to achieve an ideal result. If the user is standing on the last row of the stage when they are knocked out or pushed away by the rising blocks, the session ends. Success requires careful planning and quick execution to clear the appropriate cubes while avoiding the Forbidden Cube traps.