A very colorful review!

After the Battlefront II resurgence event, I wanted to play something small and "local." Luckily, I had claimed Hue for free earlier, and now was the time to finally try it!

Before I begin, I want to mention that this is my first "serious review", so I forgot to record my own gameplay. Instead, I'll use this one.

Lest start with how the game looks and the story.

Graphic  

The art style is nice and clearly emphasizes the game's core mechanic.(that's it???)

Story

In this section I have more to tell. I don't want to just recount the game, so the plot setup.
We are playing as a small child named "Hue". Throughout the game, Hue finds letters left to him from his mother. In the first letter she tells that, Dr. Grey steal the "Annual Spectrum", a ring, she developed. After that, she became invisible and left for the University, where she hid all her tools.

As you might guess, the ring is both the story’s goal and the game’s main mechanic, which brings us to the gameplay.

 

Gameplay

Throughout the game, you will find 8 different colours(represents earlier mention ring). 

With their help, you will make your way through many different puzzles. The game work's like this: You have a blue obstacle , to pass through it, you need to choose blue colour. And all environment will change its colour to blue. 

Basically, that's it. On your way, you will also find many other things that will become an obstacle. I will leave it for your own exploration.

 

In conclusion, it's a great game where you can spend a few evenings if you're tired of big AAA games, or if you just like small indie puzzles. My recommendation, (who cares) definitely worth a try.

 

P.S: Yep, a very short review. But all big things starts with something very small. Isn't?
Stay safe and enjoy your life. Cya