PixelRyu
KADŌ
Play now on Roblox. Android testers welcome on Google Play. Coming soon to the App Store.
KADŌ is a quiet flower-arranging puzzle built around the kenzan — the spiked metal frog a Japanese arranger presses stems into. You never drag a branch by hand: you pick a branch card, turn a large angle dial that snaps to a set of fixed angles, then tap an open hole to seat it. A finished arrangement has to obey two rules at once — no two branch lines may cross, and each branch has to point into the zone its sansai role asks for: heaven stands nearly upright, human leans on the diagonal, earth lies low. Every stage has exactly one correct arrangement, machine-verified, and it is always reachable by reasoning rather than luck. 200 hand-checked stages on a gentle curve, with the first ten as calm practice, a reference hint that reveals one branch's angle, a limited undo, seasonal backdrops, and 12 languages.
Solo indie dev here, looking for active Android testers for a 14-day closed testing phase.
KADŌ is a constraint puzzle by PixelRyu. You seat branches into a kenzan — the spiked metal frog used in Japanese flower arranging — so that no two branch lines cross and every branch leans into the heaven, human or earth zone its role asks for.
🔗 Step 1 — Join the tester group 📱 Step 2 — Opt-in via Play Store ⬇️ Step 3 — Download & play the app- Keep installed for the full 14 days
- Launch every couple of days (a few times is enough)
- A minute or two of play per session is plenty
ℹ️ Tip — all three steps below are required:
- Step 1 — Join the group: even if you see “no permission to view content”, there’s a “Join group” button on that page — tap it to join.
- Step 2 — Become a tester (opt-in): on the opt-in page, tap to join the test. Becoming a tester alone does not install the app.
- Step 3 — Download & play: open the download page, install the app, launch it and play a little — without this, your testing doesn’t count.
- Use the same Google account for all steps.
- If Step 2 or 3 shows “App not available”, wait a few hours after joining and try again.
FAQ
What kind of game is KADŌ?
KADŌ is a constraint puzzle by PixelRyu. You seat branches into a kenzan — the spiked metal frog used in Japanese flower arranging — so that no two branch lines cross and every branch leans into the heaven, human or earth zone its role asks for.
Is KADŌ free to play?
Yes — KADŌ is free to play, supported by ads. There are no in-app purchases.
Where can I play KADŌ?
KADŌ is out now on Roblox. On Google Play it is in closed testing, and Android testers are welcome to join. Coming soon to the App Store. Follow PixelRyu for updates.
How do you play KADŌ?
Pick a branch from the cards at the bottom, turn the large angle dial to choose how it will lean — the dial snaps to a set of fixed angles — then tap an open hole on the kenzan to seat it. Keep every line clear of the others and put each branch in its own zone. Nothing is timed, and a reference hint plus a limited undo are there when you want to rethink a move.
Which languages does KADŌ support?
KADŌ supports 12 languages: English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Hindi, Indonesian, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Russian.
Support
Questions or need help with KADŌ? Email us at the address below and we usually reply within 1-2 business days. You can also check the FAQ above.
Email: idev10752@gmail.com
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