KAWASHI (Spear Dodge)
KAWASHI is MIKIRI's survival game. Spears fall from the top of the screen, and you drag KIRI, the ninja owl, left and right along the ground to avoid them. Your score is how long you survive. A small red mark appears at the top just before each spear drops, so you can see where the next one is coming from.
The longer you last, the faster and denser the spears become, and the speed keeps rising with no upper limit. Even so, the game never becomes impossible: it plans a safe route several seconds ahead and never drops a spear that would block it. Rows of spears that leave a single gap fall more slowly and give a longer warning, so you have time to run for the gap.
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- Enter a username and choose KAWASHI
- After "3, 2, 1", drag anywhere on the screen to move KIRI left and right (arrow keys on a computer)
- Watch the red marks at the top to see where spears will fall
- A hit uses one continue and gives you 2 seconds of safety. You start with one
- Catch the charm that falls every 30 seconds to gain a continue (up to three). The run ends when you are hit with none left
Dificultad
Spears start at a moderate pace and ramp up sharply over the first 60 seconds. From 60 to 120 seconds the fall speed keeps climbing quickly, and after 120 seconds it rises slowly but never stops. Rows with one gap begin to appear after 10 seconds. A safe route is always kept open, so every moment has at least one way to survive; how long you can keep finding it is the challenge.
Consejos
- Look at the top of the screen as well as at KIRI — the red marks show what is coming
- Stay near the middle when you can, so you can escape to either side
- When a row of spears appears, move toward its gap early rather than waiting
- Small, steady drags work better than big swipes; KIRI moves 1.3 times as far as your finger
- Go for the charm only when the path to it is clear; it always falls along the safe route
Preguntas frecuentes
- Q. Is KAWASHI free?
- A. Yes. It is free, needs no signup and runs in your phone or desktop browser.
- Q. Can it become impossible?
- A. No. The game always keeps one safe route open and never drops a spear that would block it. As the speed rises, finding that route gets harder.
- Q. What do continues do?
- A. A hit uses one continue and gives 2 seconds of safety. You start with one, and each charm (every 30 seconds) adds one, up to three.
- Q. Does the screen flash?
- A. No. After a hit only KIRI blinks; the screen itself never flashes.
- Q. What does the score mean?
- A. How long you survived, including play after using continues. It is a game score, not a medical or ability measurement.