Sudokolorful Reviews

So this is a lovely little game and I do recommend it if you tend to enjoy Sudoku and wanna spice it up a little bit. I've had this game for a bit and I don't have a lot of time, but that's because I generally pop in, do a couple puzzles, and then hop off. There are two modes to the game. Classic and Progressive. Progressive is a series of puzzles you have to play in order to unlock the next one, with Classic being the mode you pay where you pick what size grid and what difficulty. So far I'm very close to finishing the progressive mode. I haven't done much in classic, but I've enjoyed progressive and nothing has felt terribly heard. Which is nice. Sometimes sudoku can melt your brain and this game is just very chill. There are also ways to change what colors you use in the What's Your Color? Section. Where you can pick from an assortment of color palettes. Each palette also comes with different music. Which is really enjoyable. There is even a color blind option and we love to see good accessibility options. That being said... I do have a singular issue with the game. God.... damn does it hurt my eyes after a bit. Which is also one of the big reasons why I have so little play time. After a while it just hurts my eyeballs. I thought that a different palette would help but it hasn't. I think it may, in large part, be caused by the fact that every palette has at least 2 colors that reoccur in a palette. As in maybe you will have 2 greens, one bright and one pale. I wish that each palette had colors that are *distinct* and therefore easier to see and easier on the eyes. But when I'm having to stare at all these colors and it takes me a bit to realize that a green is missing. It starts to strain the eyes. When you play normal sudoku that can happen... but it's less just because each number is a distinct look and so you don't have to stare as hard. Compared to when you are staring at a square in this and your brain struggles with identifying that you are missing one of the 2 green colors instead of if there was only one green in the palette and your brain immediately identifying "Ah green is missing". If each of the 9 colors was a completely different color. I think it would put less strain on the eyes. However this could just be a me problem with my sensory issues. If you don't think you will have that problem or if you think you're cool only playing for a short period of time and then stopping, I'd recommend the game. If you are worried about the eye strain I'd say skip it. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43095726-Just-A-Chick-Reviews/] Check out my Curator Page[/url]