Hue: A color adventure

I’m not gonna lie to you but this game is really BAD and it has 2 different levels and it’s just not good enough for me and it’s just a bad game for me and the game is so boring to me and it’s not even close to being fun for me and you just don’t understand it and I don’t even care about it

This game is amazing. First of all, the graphics and creativity are amazing. Love it. I’m a big puzzle game fan, so this is amazing. The color wheel idea and all the gimmicks are amazing. An incredible storyline. The puzzles are so unique and fun, I love em. Just some are painful, like some of the last in the university. This is worth much more than just 4.99. Go play it

control design isn’t good, great example like limbo+. missing something to great, well that can be amazing art (like classical art) or one more system (like battle(but ited reuse point), )

But fun for what it is worth

1) I have no idea how this app made it onto my phone, but I imagine I “butt-installed” it, along with a gas station rewards app. 🤷🏻‍♀️ 2) I noticed it this morning and was pleasantly surprised by, well, how absolutely pleasant it is. The music is relaxing, comforting, calming. The simplistic drawing/visuals are compelling and equally calming…even the areas that are somewhat “treacherous” are presented in the soft hues, which inspire one to approach the challenging situation with calmness (what a concept!). 3) Unfortunately, the last thing I need is another distraction to keep me from living life in the real world, but I can see this game doing that. The demo version, at least, is somewhat meditative, and I love my meditation sessions because they’re like an escape from reality (and simultaneously an aid that help me navigate reality). Based on the few dialogue bubbles and narratives I’ve encountered so far, I suspect that there are lots of insight gems throughout the game…so much so that I WANT to play the game. I want to see the world in color, let go of my expectations, and experience the surprises in full color (and to *see* the color in what appear to be black and white settings). 4) I know this game is old and doesn’t appear to be updated recently, which is too bad. It’s clear that an artist made it and it’s such a fabulous concept. I want to know more about the creator, the mind behind it, the process of creating it. I will keep it on my phone and hope that I can exercise self-control. If i can with the demo, I anticipate purchasing it to find out where the story goes. Maybe it can help influence my own story as I embark on a new leg of my own journey. To the creator: this is beautiful, an absolutely lovely creation. I hope that your are still exercising your depth and creativity and sharing it with those that both need and appreciate it!

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From what I actually got to play, it was great. I love the story and the little character. However, you essentially have to buy the game despite being able to download it for free. This is very upsetting as I was so excited to play, but realized that I can’t. Good game in theory, but would like to see a free version that’s not a demo so everyone can play. I would even tolerate ads just to be able to play.

Hue is an excellent platformer with a fun and unique mechanic. My one complaint is that it lacks controller support in iPhone. Playing on the screen is not ideal here.

This is a wholly entertaining, creative, unique, lovable game. Absolutely worth paying full price for (especially if that means it helps go to funding a sequel?) I love that you must play through it a second time to continue searching for the bubbling beakers. Great built-in replayability cheat. My only issue is with the controls on the iPad. iPhone controls are fluid and smooth, but on the iPad the D-pad cancels out the color wheel choice, causing far too many falls and mis-steps due to incomplete color changes. Aside of the need for that minor tweak, the game is a joy to play.

Beautiful soundtrack, beautiful story and the way it’s told, I love this game. ❤️