Kiki
‘KIKI KAIKAI’ is an action game released by TAITO in 1986.
Player will control Sayo—a young Shinto shrine maiden—in fighting against monsters in order to save the kidnapped Seven Lucky Gods.
This title includes both the Japanese version and the overseas version, so enjoy the difference between the 2 versions.
The ‘Arcade Archives’ series has faithfully reproduced the masterpieces of classic arcade games on the PS4® system while taking advantage of the additional features the PS4® system offers.
Players can share play screens and video with the SHARE feature, and can also compete with other players online to improve your standing on the online score ranking leaderboard.
Please enjoy the masterpiece that built a generation for video games.
Additional hardware required for Remote Play.
Game Discussion
Steam User 4
Extremely simple jumping platform game with very visually pleasing aesthetics.
The game has many bugs which can cause delayed movement which can definitely be seen during jumps.
This leads to frustration very easily, and I wish the the developer would make a fix of that since the gameplay would improve drastically by just fixing that!
The gameplay is more trial and error than based on strategy and very repetitive, so if you're not fun of that, this is not for you.
For free tho, you don't lose anything, but if you're thinking purchasing this, I would recommend waiting for them to improve the gameplay :)
Overall good "mindless" fun and it has a lot of potential!
Also option to customize controls and the input needs to be there too, and I need to try with my controller if it's any better and I'll update it here!
Steam User 34
Not bad, not for me.
The camera tends to jump too easily, the music is there to get your nerves up and there's no margin for error at all (if you fail you restart the level).
So, although the levels are short and seems to be built with the mindset of raising the difficulty progressively I can already say it's not the kind of game I will enjoy.
Is it worth the try ? Considering the current price of 0 € the answer is yes.
Steam User 10
if some streamer puts this game on it'd probably find its right audience
it's basically a challenge game where each level gets harder than the last
Steam User 9
I see lots of reviews complain of lag, low FPS, bad reaction time to key presses, missed jumps... I had none of these issues, the game runs smooth as butter but my PC is fairly high end. So maybe hardware related, the game might be more demanding that it looks like. I find the visual design pleasing, reminds me of cell shading, and the music is nice too. Controls were tight enough.
Others complain about monotony, lack of variety: keep in mind this is a 5 €/$ game at full price, so don't expect AAA quality and variety there. I've played games WAY worse than this on Steam.
Checkpoints on long levels would have been nice in order to not have to restart from the beginning each time you fail as a noob on the second to last jump of the level (any resemblance to actual events is pure coincidence).
TLDR: the game is fine for a short distraction, a couple hours to 100% and probably double if you want to play all levels.
Steam User 2
Simple Fun platformer speed runner kind of game...
works really good on old pc / laptops.
dev if you are listening add sprint and slide mechanics if possible .
good game you can try it
Steam User 2
Enjoyable game and the music is very good but be aware that the game might not register your inputs correctly or ignore them completely (Jumps) leading to painful deaths not by your own mistakes at the end of long levels
Steam User 2
Mildly surprised about how decent this was for an indie game I've gotten for 100% off. It is a shame that the developer has resorted to AI slop games now because I would have liked to see the developer evolve this concept in future titles but guess not