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Quell Zen

Fallen Tree Games · Jul 13, 2016

PC · Switch · Android · iOS

Everyone

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This serene puzzler has you guiding raindrops through a series of colorful mazes. Enhanced by atmospheric orchestral music, the game's subtle, sophisticated mechanics evolve as you navigate its many levels, delivering an absorbing experience that's familiar but always fresh. Set against a narrative of a Japanese family divided, Quell Zen will take you on an unforgettable journey. Step inside this beautiful world today.

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iOS

Critic 7.7 (3 critics) · Gamer 9.7

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Critic reviews

  • Pure Nintendo

    Trevor Gould · Jul 05, 2020

    7.5
    It’s not my favorite in the series, but Quell Zen is a game that puzzle fans should enjoy. It manages to be simultaneously relaxing and quite challenging. Is it worth the regular price of $7.99? That’s probably a smidge high. On the other hand, the $1.99 launch discount was a steal. I say split the difference and grab it if it’s on sale for $4.99 or less.
  • Touch Arcade

    Chris Carter · Jul 29, 2016

    7.0
    Don't expect it to blow your mind, but if you want a well balanced puzzler, Quell Zen is your huckleberry. It could use a lot of polish but that's mostly from a visual perspective, because the brain teasing elements and accessible controls are intact.
  • AppAdvice

    Christine Chan · Jul 19, 2016

    10
    I love the stunning graphics, the music and sounds are soothing, and the controls are simple enough to play anywhere. The puzzles themselves are challenging and I love the fact that there are many secrets to discover, which extends the longevity of the game. Quell Zen is a great addition to the Quell series, and hopefully it continues for a long time to come.
  • Pocket Gamer

    Ric Cowley · Jul 15, 2016

    6.0
    As relaxing as a sharp stick to the eye, Quell Zen has too few moments of accomplishment between its aggravating puzzles.

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