
Cubicolor is a minimalist puzzle game. The rules are simple: Match the color patches on the board and reach the exit, all on one single path. The game gets harder as the levels progress, always accompanying you with soothing piano tunes.
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Languages: English
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48 easy- tough/ interesting puzzles. Really incredible work of the developer to make so much (levels) of such a creativ idea. Puzzle fans should buy it, i give 97 %. Sadly for achievement hunter only 3 achievement (could be more like 48 for each level, better than nothing) and so i can if there only 75 % because this few arent hard (Youtube for normal, 2 guides for smart, genius level if you stuck). Thx 4 reading.
A decent puzzle game. Simple mechanics and good level design. Starts out very easy, only becomes challenging in the last difficulty level. The last 16 levels hit the sweet spot, challenging enough to be enjoyable, but not frustrating, Shame there are only 48 levels. Finished them all in just under an hour. Runs well on Linux. 1080p@60 no slowdowns.
Cubicolor is an awesome minimalistic puzzle game, that features 48 different levels and has a really nice piano soundtrack that greatly blends with the general feeling of the game itself. If you love puzzle/logic games, you'll love this one for sure :) The game's mechanics are quite simple - you'll have a rectangle-shaped playing board over a plain white background, with colored cubes over it. The white tiles that form the board will feature two kinds of designs - a full colored one (i.e.: a tile completley painted of blue, red, yellow etc.) or a cross-shaped colored tile (of the same colors). Playing as a black cube, you'll be required to step on the colored symbols - they will color your cube entirely of their own color - and, as a now-green, yellow etc. cube, you will have to paint the whole path and reach the exit. Obviously, there will be a rather nice difficulty progression so that you'll have a board with 2, 3, 4 and so on colored tiles (which are the respective "exits" of the colors) and the same amount of crosses.. so that your goal will be to create paths (of course, upon coloring a tile it will disappear and you can only pass once through a path) that will both connect your colored cube to its corresponding exit and, in the end, reach the black square that will forcibly be the last square you'll have to reach having colored - and thus removed - all the other ones. Trust me - it's way easier to play it rather than to explain it xD It's greatly made and everything goes on smooth and fast, it's entertaining, quite long and addictive.. and also quite challenging!! Too bad that this developer has published only this game :') So, well, the "genius" series will often feature your final black square over like 8 other colored squares, meaning that you've got to wear a blue suit and go to the blue square - but there will be two for every color! choose wisely xD - and so on with all the other ones. All the colors are bright and anyways with a bit of logic and thinking (you can look up some guide if you really need.. like I did sometimes XD) you'll make it through every level. Really, this is how a logic/puzzle game should be made :) The 48 levels will be split into three categories - namely normal, smart and genius levels as I said, but the difficulty progression's great and you can also play casually this game without spending too much time in single sessions. And the hours you'll spend here - 3 or 4 I think - will be hours of complete relax - no timers, no cooldowns, no bonuses and no distractions, just a soothing piano music and your logic puzzle game :) Plus, you'll also be able to remap your controls since you'll need to restart quite often late in the game xD The lack of a button that makes you undo your previous action isn't really a big concern - of course it would have been nice, but the levels run all smoothly and they are never that long so that if you really mess up something, just hit restart and it's ok :) I really hope that these devs will publish more games in the future, but as of 2018 if you're a fan of logic and puzzle games in general be sure you don't miss this title!
It's a pretty good game. At first glance it seem like something really easy and relaxing but it can be a bit challenging at some levels too (which of course just makes victory all the sweeter). Overall I liked the simple design and calming music which even though is rather repetitive when I actually pay attention to it that didn't bother me while playing. If anything it fits the level design pretty well. It is a nice break from fast paced games and the puzzles are just at the right level of challenge for me. Not laughably easy and not annoyingly hard, though it does fall more on the easy spectrum. Of course this is by no means a ground breaking experience or something a gamer just HAS to experience but rather a fun pastime that demands a few more braincells than watching cat videos. The idea is hardly new but the soft colors and music and the lack of a timer or a fall from the edge just when you're about to finish it gave me a soothing feeling while playing and even though it is not an instant favorite for me I did enjoy playing it. Everything works fine and for its price I think that the fact that it looks like a flash game can be easily forgiven. It has simple mechanics, minimalistic design and you can also change the buttons. I made "R" my restart button instead of the default "Del" and it's not a groundbreaking victory but I'm happy that I could. Overall, I looked but found nothing to complain about. Even the most casual gamer of whatever age can play it, it runs without a problem and feels like playing checkers with a good friend on a summer afternoon (well to me at least, don't hold me accountable if that's not how you feel when you play it). This review is part of the Steamified Community Review program. For similar reviews and great giveaways please visit http://www.steamified.com/.
a neat little puzzle game where you roll a cube around to change its color, step on the colored block, then move on to the next and eventually reach the exit. not too complicated and the 48 (not 50 as the store page says) levels can be completed within an hour or two, so I'd say the price is fair as well. but the main reason I wanted to give it a thumbs up is because it has a great settings menu. and when I say great, I mean it has all the basic options every single game, minimalistic puzzler or not, should have, like separate volume sliders, resolution options and windowed mode. if I had to complain, I'd mention the lack of an undo option but it's not really necessary, or the coloring animation being a bit slow, but that's just my impatience talking.
é muito relaxante e gostosinho de se jogar
ein sehr gutes würfel-puzzle spiel für zwischendurch. ich empfehle es. denken ist angesagt. 3 schwierigkeitsstufen. musik ist sehr relaxend. der preis für dieses spiel ist im angebot sehr gut. alle errungenschaften funktionieren.
Rather slow puzzler with a decent concept (find a path connecting nodes) which doesn't ever challenge. Out of 48 puzzles there were only up to 5 which I needed more than one go at, and those didn't include the final few puzzles. it's also rather sluggish to control with an awkward delay whenever you pick up or deliver a colour which isn't what you want with this kind of game. All in all, I came away with the impression that this was someone's first game and that they were rather proud of it, and if that's true then they should be somewhat proud of it as it is very functional, I'm just not sure it's worth money (even with the suitably low price point).
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This is a very short game if you're used to these kinds of puzzles. 48 puzzles in total. Nothing much else to offer after you solve them all. Only issue I had, hardware wise, was the FPS was in single digits when there was a lot of 3d objects in a level, but soon as I got close to the end of the level my FPS goes up gradually The music is very soothing for a puzzle game. While I could do a refund since I beaten it under 2 hours, I won't. I would find that abusing the refund policy. Besides, I liked the concept it had. Gotten stuck a few times but usually managed to find a solution after a few attempts. It's a keeper. ----- Check out more games I see that deserve more attention from my curator group: [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/BPUGL]BluePaw's Underrated Games List[/url] Join and/or follow if you wish.
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