Prism Shift

เกมนี้เป็นเกมที่เล่นได้สบายๆ ตัวเกมใช้สิ่งที่เรียบง่ายแต่ก็เป็นเกมทีดีมากโดยใช้หลังการ การรวมและแยกของแสง RGB

This is a perfect game to play to kill boredom and tease your brain if u like puzzle games you will enjoy this one! It has a nice combination of easy lvls and headscratchers and ads a new ability block with progression.

Interesting puzzle game to test your wits and creativity. Levels are progressive in introducing new mechanics with ever so higher challenge in solving them. There is a high potential with the custom level editors available to the community where we can make our own levels and share with the others. Deffinetly would recommend to anyone who likes creative puzzle games.

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43083373/]Clever games curator review: 7/10[/url] An abstract/minimalistic color mixing puzzle that is vaguely reminiscent of some of the more complex Sokoban games. Good quality of life with unlimited undo, full touchscreen support, and all puzzle mechanics taught intuitively by example rather than the dull walls of text. Rather than ramping up the difficulty by gradually increasing the size of the levels, the game is constantly introducing new mechanics. This keeps things interesting and moderately challenging, while offering a nearly constant level of challenge at least for the first 3rd of the game. Whether or not you like this approach is purely down to taste I think. However it does raise one potential downside which is that if you stop playing and come back a week later you’re probably going to be somewhat confused about what the goal even is, let alone what you’re allowed to do. For this reason I wish that in addition to the intuitive by example approach the game also included a backup where it told you with text what you had to do and what the constraints were. The game is completely abstract without any storyline and with some relatively arbitrary conventions about the meaning of each shape or tile. While a more intuitive and maybe somewhat more snazzy presentation would be appreciated, I don’t think this really holds the game back, especially if you’re going to keep at it, and not keep on taking breaks like I did. Finally as a person who’s worked in the world of additive color his entire life, I’m very pleased to report this game uses additive color (green + red = yellow), not subtractive (green + red = who knows!?). However the optimality of this will highly vary depending on the user.