RETRO-PIXEL COLOR PALETTE: Color by Number

I just bought this. but i don't like the fact its single click per square to fill bulk of colours in. i like to be able to hold down and use one colour to fill in a lot of colour at once, apart from this I do love the creatures. i will most likly recommend and also be getting all the DLC for this game :) keep it up and I hope to see new things coming to this soon. So you also pullthe colour chart sideways to view more colours, took me a while to work this out. you can not use your scroll button to zoom in or out but there is a slider at the top of the page to zoom in and out so you know what colours go where. i was not able to look up any controls or how to play. i just worked it out myself. this could do witth a few tweaks but over all it is relaxing but it made my wrist hurt doing the flower monster.

I bought this on sale and refunded it after finding out how horrible it was. Let's start with the good: The pixel art is amazing, and that's where the positives end. Options are buggy and keeps making awful clicking noises, scrolling through the pages is a slow tedious nightmare, and one of the sprite sheets doesn't even load! The DLC is also horrible. You'd think it's an add-on to give you more colours or the option to swap palettes in-game, but they're literally the same game. As in, they're the same game repackaged in a different executable with its own files any everything. I can see why some games would do this if there are engine limitations, but this game is made in Unity, and I've owned games made in the engine that adds in DLC as actual add-on files. I would be more fair if the game was just released and the bugs would be fixed, but this game is abandoned by its developer half a decade ago, so none of the issues are going to be addressed or patched. Even at a low price, this game is not a good investment. There are several other pixel colouring games on Steam, and some of them are freeware even if they include microtransactions to give you more content. Invest in those instead.