Newt One

No controller support despite being advertised, level SFX starts at half volume unless you manually restart each one after they're loaded, incredibly basic cutscenes and user interface fonts, the main gimmick of restoring color to the world felt tedious and sometimes awkward, etc etc. Under most circumstances I'm willing to look past technical issues (especially for indie developers) but Newt One sadly has practically nothing going for it from beginning to end that makes up for it. You control Newt and your simple goal is to reach each level exit. Overtime you'll collect wands for each world that automatically restores color to anything that the player gets close enough to. While wands make the game even easier it does minimize the aforementioned tedium and inconvenient colorable level geometry. The game is incredibly casual lacking any enemies and "death" having no impact on your level progress. Surprisingly the game has optional objectives to go for (medals) but doesn't have achievement support. Newt One's overall easy difficulty make these very simple to achieve if you want to spend a bit more time but this in turn makes them fairly boring and hollow to attain. The appealing visual design and soundtrack with layered music are enjoyable but it's complete lack of a more diverse moveset, assets + level objectives constantly being recycled, and missing polish makes the experience feel a lot more mind-numbing than interesting. It's a good game for young children but I don't think many people older than that will find much enjoyment in this otherwise. To put it bluntly, there are much better games in this genre that I find far more captivating.