"Designed around the RGB colour scheme, Fake Colours is a 3D cube rolling puzzle game in which the player must move three coloured blocks to their corresponding target squares. Don’t be fooled by the simple, yet beautiful art in the game, Fake Colours is all about the puzzles."
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An average, and at times challenging, puzzle game. However, the current list price ($15 USD) seems high, especially when comparing to similar games which offer more for less. Additional Details Operating System Ubuntu Linux 14.04 x64 CPU AMD FX-8350 GPU GTX 750 Last played December, 2016 Technical Notes No problems
Fake Colours * 7/10 Rubik's cube evolved. That's the first thing that comes to my mind when I think of Fake Colours. Riddles based on colours and schemes, start easy and become very complicated. INTRO & GAMEPLAY. What is Fake Colours about And how does it work? Fake Colour is a Puzzle game, essentially speaking, you have three cubes each of a different colour, red, blue or green. Basic rules are always explained in a clear way, however the very base is that each cube can roll on another box only if it has the same colour or if it's a white box. Cubes can roll over one of the other two cubes despite their colours. Purpose of the game is to bring the three cubes in the shiny 3 boxes on the other side of the board. Sounds easy and starts easy as well. Then it gets very difficult and ends up with a very mazy final board. However the game's not this plane. As you proceed with the boards, ne
{Last Updated Jan 6 2015} ===== Not so normal review follows. Skip to the end for a normal review ===== I've achieved 100% on all levels up to 15, without revisiting any of them after beating them It's an extra challenge to get 100%, but that's what took the game from something my kids might struggle with up to something I have to stop and think about for at least a few moments every level. It wasn't that hard to figure out 100% given some thought on how to shave off a few moves somewhere along the line, and while the level designs were engaging, they hadn't been terribly challenging given a sequential approach to the solution. Granted I've had fun along the way, but beyond the initial "aha" moment, it's been more of an "interesting" instead of "challenging" game. Sometimes it would take a few minutes of just staring at the level before it occurred to me, but most of the time all it to
A very nice puzzle game, casual but not so easy, for what concerns the visual aspect it's simple, neat and fitting to the genre of game. The music is pleasant although sometimes a little insistent, but that's okay given the context. Finally, the controls are great although for now I've used only the keyboard, and this is said by one that utilizes mainly the pad in all games in which it's available.
Pretty simplistic puzzle game with C u b e s. Relaxing music and great puzzles design Difficulty its fine
The puzzle aspect seems quite decent - however it's kinda grating to play the thing... Issues: The game does a spinny-camera intro to EVERY level - it can be sped-up a bit but not skipped - why!? There's no Undo - in a game which focusses on finding the best/shortest route to the end - I gave up getting 100%'s almost as soon as I realised that. Otherwise it's fine but there's too much "spinny/twinkly" stuff and not enough time spent making it playable IMO - ditch the spinny thing, add an Undo and we can talk again... p.s. if UNDO is too much work, just reducing the 'move count' if you move a piece immediate back the way it came would be better than what's happening now. It's a puzzle, not a twitch movement game?
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