Colour Bind

Fun with gravity.

Whee!

Personally, I didn't find Colour Bind engaging. The first few levels act as a tutorial and are pretty easy and straightforward. After that, levels get really crazy and start feeling more like homework than a game, offering little to no incentive to keep going. Basic-era graphics and color palette don't do much to sell the game either. It is a far cry from the sharp minimalist aesthetic of games like 140 and Duet. There are few to no settings and the game doesn't seem to support ultrawide resolutions because the bottom of the menu is cut-off, making it difficult to even quit the game. Overall, Colour Bind strikes me as a game for a very niche audience.

Colour Bind is a physics based platformer with a map editor for extended fun. Nothing to talk about performance-wise. It's a 2D game so it is extremely easy to run. The game is pretty simple in the graphics department due to the nature and aesthetics of the game. Everything looks nice though and I like it. The movement can be a bit difficult to master in the game, but once you get the hang of it, it can be pretty fun and be quite a challenge. The workshop support for modding definitely spices things up and can keep the game fresh. If you like platformers then I recommend this game. Its given me quite a few rage moments, but I enjoyed it overall.

Buy. Maybe? It's a physics platform puzzler...which isn't one of my favorite genres. Revolves (no pun intened) around moving a wheeled vehicle to reach a triangle by manipulating balls, switches, and lasers (possibly more further in the game). As a physics puzzler, it isn't actually too bad, so I won't uninstall it immediately. Everything generally works ok, but I've never been fond of rangling physics to meet a game goal. You don't have to worry about "stars" or par times (at least in early levels), so you can play and restart at your leisure. The vector style graphics look better than I thought it would from video and screens. OST is nothing special, but fits it's purpose. There's not much I can say about this - it's quite an alright physics puzzler if you're into that.