Kami

Fold a sheet of paper. A small wooden ball rests on it. Gravity will pull it
down the page — and you decide where it goes.

Kami is a meditative physics puzzle about origami, patience, and a single
gesture. Drag your finger across the paper to make a crease. Each fold becomes
a tiny wall the ball will bounce off, just like a real piece of folded paper.
With only a handful of folds per level, you read the gravity, plan the
trajectory, and free every origami shape scattered on the page before the
paper falls still.

No score chase. No twitch reflexes. No hurry. Just paper, light, and the slow
pleasure of finding the line.

A QUIET JOURNEY THROUGH FOUR SEASONS
Twenty-four hand-crafted levels carry you across four chapters of the year:
• Hanami — drifting cherry blossoms and your first paper cranes
• Suzushii — still summer ponds with lily pads, koi, and dragonflies
• Kōyō — autumn winds and falling maple leaves
• Yukimi — quiet snowfall and the final, exacting creases

Each chapter wears its own washi-paper palette and ambient drifting petals.

SIX KINDS OF ORIGAMI TO RELEASE
Cranes, butterflies, lotuses, koi, maple leaves, and dragonflies. Every shape
you touch is added to your collection on the main menu — a quiet record of
how far you have folded.

PLAY THE WAY YOU LIKE
Plan in stillness, then press play and watch the ball thread your folds. Hit a
dead end? Undo the last crease and try a different angle. Run out of time?
Reset and start the level again. Every level is solvable; the challenge is
finding your line.

FEATURES
• A genuinely new mechanic — paper folding as physics, not a metaphor
• One finger. No buttons, no menus mid-play
• 24 hand-tuned levels across four seasonal chapters
• Six species of origami to collect
• Rotating haiku and generative drifting petals
• Full landscape and portrait support
• Immersive fullscreen — your phone disappears, only the paper remains
• Plays offline. No ads, no trackers, no accounts
• Your progress is saved automatically

For anyone who has ever wanted a game that asks them to slow down — Kami is
yours.

Fold the paper. Catch the bird. Begin.