Discolored

Fun little game, but very short. There are some nice puzzles, but while you may think they have something to do with colours, it's more like pushing a button and the world changes. Still, it looks good. I mostly enjoyed exploring the area with the different colours, as it just looks good. Now for the hard part: I literally played the whole game, didn't get all achievements, but still, it has a very short playtime. I got it in a bundle, so it was still fine for me, but I wouldn't pay full price for this game. It feels more like a prologue to the real game. Maybe just wait for a sale or get a key online!

Muy colorido el descolorido, gad.

Pues no se porque tiene tantas reseñas negativas, a mi me ha parecido que ha estado bien. El arte es brutal, y la mecanica de los colores me gusta.

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43083373/]Clever games curator review: 4/10[/url]. One of those puzzle games that is all too common today, where your real task is to randomly manipulate everything that you can until the game is satisfied that you have done all the things. It's very pretty. I love the visual styling here, going from black and white to color. (Spoilers!!) But the actual puzzle design is just so inane. Puzzles are mainly about finding key objects you can use in random locations, although there are a few very mild logic or "find the right settings" kind of puzzles too. I use the word logic loosely here because there is no logic here, at least not in any real world sense. There is occasionally some rhyme or reason, but generally not much. Thankfully, there is a built in hint system that makes it at least reasonably easy to turn the crank every time you get stuck. But boy, that is a weak game design to be sure. When did it become so fashionable to make your games inscrutable? The only reason I enjoyed this is the presentation was pretty compelling. Also, there isn't really any storyline, at least not until the very end. And the "buildup" to that is pretty weak. This game should be rated MEH but since steam It forces thumbs up or down I'm going to round up since I thought the graphics/style were a real high point.

Discolored is a cool concept, poorly executed. A good puzzle requires two things: a problem to solve, and clues to help you solve it. Clues can come in many forms, depending on the type of puzzle - a cipher key, object or shape associations, environmental design, etc. - but they should be there. Unfortunately, at least half the puzzles herein lack any sort of clue, forcing the player to either walk around with an inventory item held in front of themselves trying to interact with things, or use one of the two hint systems, one of which is walking around with another inventory item held in front of themselves trying to interact with things (which was another cool concept, poorly executed). A few of the puzzles cleverly revealed clues as colored elements, only visible when those colors were restored, and it's a shame this wasn't implemented more broadly. If you like puzzle games I'd still recommend playing to experience its potential, but it isn't a great game, and I hesitate to even call it a good game. It's not, however, a bad game, and it's trying something new, and dammit, sometimes that's all I need.

Discolored was a really cool experience and I'm glad I decided to try it out. Some puzzles were a bit harder than others and I did have to search for help at one point but for the most of them it's pretty doable. However, I was really bothered by the forced animations when going up or down ladders (attic, basement and tower) and when I had to replay the story multiple times to get some of the harder achievements they really were in the way.

It was a short but fun little journey. got a bit lost a few times to find stuff as i went back and forth

Me encanta como juega con los colores para resolver puzzles y el estilo escape room. Realmente vale la pena.