I Love Hue Too

La estética y concepto del juego muy bien cuidado. Me encanta, es satisfactorio completar los niveles. Si bien tiene alguna que otra publicidad, ésta no es intrusiva ni molesta. Estaría bueno poder jugar o competir con amigos.

Me gusta mucho este juego. Lo juego mientras miro la tele o mientras escucho música. Hace poco me cambié de celu y destruí todo mi progreso de 472 niveles. Lo instale de nuevo y me parece genial😍

Hola!! Recientemente me cambié a ios y en mi otro celular estaba aproximadamente en el nivel 500, es posible pasar mi progreso? Me encanta este juego, y realmente deseo poder seguir jugando desde donde me quedé. Muchas gracias!

Excelente juego de entrenamiento visual, hermosa la música y la estética del juego. Muchas gracias

Such a relaxing game, love it. Only downside is, for such a satisfying game, I can’t believe the last level is 993 and not 1000, that’s lowkey triggering 😂

I really enjoy this app. GREAT work

Muy divertido y adictivo! :)

Wonderful, creative, immersive, highly addictive, and really fun. The previous game was nice, but this one really shines. The puzzles are beautiful and complex, the themes and atmosphere are very nice. Overall, a very satisfactory gaming experience.

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 ya me los pase y me hice adicta, carguen mas partidas

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.