I Love Hue Too

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I absolutely love this game! Superchallenging, wonderfully difficult and keeps coming up with surprises even when you’ve played it for a long time. Cool music, great comments, it actually makes me feel like a world-champ, when I manage to solve a puzzle with as few moves as possible. Highly recommended.

In the first game “I love hue” there were an gradual increase of level and each new section locked up new creative patterns, but in “I love hue too”, all episodes are identical! It’s so boring!! If you you’ve done one section, you’ve done the game! 😩😴 Transitions are so slow and you are forced to watch meningless quotes and random “spiritual” words! It is a cliché! Please make a way to skip the fading and slow transitions! They’re so annoying 😫 Half of my life have already been wasted on the transitions in this game, after playing 300 episodes!

Make a third app called “I love hue more” and a fourth called “I love hue even more”😱😱 I’m addicted😅

Beautiful gradients and illustrations in a minimalistic game. No in-app purchases or energy that needs recharging :)

Good game, but it plays a 30 seconds ad with loud sound after every single level. And it costs an arm and a leg to buy ad free.

The ads in the “free” version are unbearable, but the paid version is worth it for all of these color gradient games. They’re engrossing without being addictive, although I usually don’t get away with just doing one in a sitting. 😄 The compliments that the game gives you (e.g. “I’m a shining luminous constellation! I beat the world average!”) are hilarious, but I suppose affirmations aren’t such a bad thing. The music is soothingly repetitive, so I tend to leave it on when I’m playing by myself, although it has no actual role in the gameplay— it’s just in the background. All in all, I find it to be a great way to focus on something temporarily (possibly helpful for people with ADHD) and come away with a feeling of achievement. It’s not about “points,” and though these are puzzles, solving them doesn’t feel cheap— more like an exercise in color theory that happens to have a solution.

The game is really great but there are too many adds

This game is so nice to play in free time because i can just start and stop playing whenever i want. Theres so many levels too but theres not too many that you feel like you will never finish the game. I also like the background music because it's very soothing since theres no real direction of it and a melody fades in and out so it's up to your own interpretation but it still keeps you calm when the game gets harder. Theres no rush to finish anything and the colors are so satisfying when they mesh together when the level is completed. I recommend this game to anybody who wants something to fill their empty time instead of doomscrolling social media. It makes your mind so much more relaxed and prepared for your next task. It's not addicting, but I find myself coming back to it whenever I've got a little free time or an hour to kill. I am determined to finish this game.

I’m not a big game player but I think there’s more to this. The music is relaxing, the only game I don’t turn off the sound on. I love art and painting and feel this is game complements my love of all the colors. Really helps you develop an eye for mixing paints to get certain colors. Well worth paying to be ad free, which I would not normally do. I also don’t feel guilty spending time playing this game for short periods of time. I also don’t typically take the time to write reviews but I think others should know that this is more than a game. Thank you to the creators. Amazing! Highly recommend