“Samurai Meow: Triple Tiles Game” is not just an exciting puzzle game combining Mahjong and Tiles Match mechanics, but also a unique poetic journey through the cultural heritage of ancient Japan.
KUSIDO — The Way of Samurmeow
Kisokaidō [木曾街道] – “Central Mountain Road”
The Kisokaidō Road [木曾街道] connected Edo [江戸] with the then-capital of Kyoto [京都]. It was an alternate route to the Tōkaidō and travelled through the central part of Honshū, thus giving rise to its name, which means “Central Mountain Road”.
Along this road, there were 69 different post stations, which provided stables, food, and lodging for travelers.
On each station you can find and open an old relic in your collection. Collect all 69 old paintings and haiku poems!
GRATITUDE
We’re very grateful to our artists, animators, programmers, Stable Diffusion models and Lora developers: (zovya, dervlexart, konyconi and many others). Thanks a lot for everybody, who was the part of the project!
Many thanks for our players!
