Panmorphia LITE

Name: Panmorphia LITE
Rating: 4.3 (46 reviews)
Author: LKMAD

By: LKMAD

Explore and solve puzzles!

Features & Capabilities

The long awaited sequel, Panmorphia: Awakened, is now out!

• The Legend of Panmorphia •

The legend goes that in each generation a child is born, a sentinel, bound to the land of Panmorphia and the four elements that govern it.

The sentinels have the ability to wield each element and transform themselves into an animal that best represents it.

With the use of the amulet they are able to combine all four elements and travel through the aether.

They are called upon for help in times of need.

Features: • Point and click, puzzle adventure game! • A beautiful world to discover! • Morph into a cat, bird or fish and gain unique perspective in the world! • Many items to collect and puzzles to solve! • Dynamic map and notebook that track your discoveries! • An 'Easy Mode' for those wanting a more relaxed gaming experience! • 'Arrows' navigation option! • A Hint System that gives you the next task and highlights the location on the map! • Original soundtrack and sound effects! • Available for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch!

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User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

LKMAD

Rating:

4.30

(46)

Version:

3.1.4 Last updated: 2022-05-18

Version code:

849190593

Creation date:

2015-04-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

166.06MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 206,524 ▲ 1,054

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Developed by:

LKMAD

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/panmorphia-lite/id979972266

User Reviews

Panmorphia LITE is praised for its beautiful graphics, music, and a brainy, immersive world with challenging puzzles. However, reviewers repeatedly cite problematic navigation, inconsistent UI, and unclear clues or invisible items. The hint system is often seen as unhelpful, and some puzzles feel arbitrary or overly obscure. A few players also note the game can be short. Overall, strong aesthetics and ideas are matched by usability and puzzle-clarity issues.

Pros

Beautiful visuals and atmospheric music.
Immersive, mystical world with engaging puzzles.
Thoughtful gameplay that rewards problem-solving rather than just clicking.

Cons

Navigation and UI are hard to use and inconsistent across scenes.
Clues, objects, and hints are often unclear, invisible, or unhelpful.
Puzzles can be overly obscure or illogical, sometimes requiring hints to progress.
Auto-advancing screens or touch navigation hinder exploration.

Recent reviews

This was very enjoyable and challenging!

by Ma*****, 2025-03-18

I first got Panmorphia for a flight some years ago. I liked the lite version so much that I bought the IAP for the full version. I'm playing it again now because it's really well done adventure in a mystical otherly world. However, a hang up: When adding the arrows in a recent update, the toggle to turn them off in the menus doesn't work. Maybe I never saw them before? But I've tried the toggle and it's not working. I'll try playing it with arrows but I really liked enjoying as much of the screen as possible and don't really need them to get places. Also, just noticed, there's an arrow missing at a certain feline gate. Left and right arrows show up but not forward arrow to let you know that you can go back through. The arrow movement is a bit frustrating, I've been playing with it for about half an hour now and it's a lot more restricting than the prior movement. I'm a bit worried the dev won't see this because I rate the game highly and/or because it's on the LITE version.

by Th*****, 2020-06-22

I liked it but I found myself running around a lot, especially towards the end, and some moves were so obscure I would never had guessed without hints. Some objects were practically invisible. Overall it was fun.