Color Symphony Reviews

god

it's ok .. but meh

Dark soul level difficulty.

I can safely say that this is the best free 2d platformer on steam. Pros. Great Story that actually makes you want to buy the sequel. Insanely low system requirements: |OS: Windows XP |Processor: 2.0 GHz or higher |Memory: 512 MB RAM |Graphics: DirectX 9.0c compatible video card with shader model 1.1 support |DirectX: Version 9.0c |Storage: 180 MB available space |Sound Card: DirectX compatible sound card |Additional Notes: Microsoft Xbox 360 Controller support Lovely Graphics, even on low quality settings. Somehow even runs on Windows 2000. Great lowkey Classically inspired soundtrack. Diffucult in some parts. Rewarding. Cons. Short gameplay. A trap that makes you spend $10.00 on a sequel that is totally worth it. All in all, this game is an 11 out of a possible 5 (NSP refrence) Get it, It's FREE, you aren't losing anything from this, you'd be gaining an awesome evening (or day) from playing this awesome game.

This was pretty nice to play, mostly because of it's beatiful art style. The game itself has some issues with it's controls, especially with the double jump mechanic, but it's still worth playing; it's also free, so there's no reason for not giving a try.

Great concept but It irritated me. He died for no reason some times and I'm not that close to the spikes and it still hurts him. There is also a LONG recovery period for him to get back up. Don't get me started on the sound effect he makes EVERY time he jumps. so annoying. My wife also thought he was a cow boy. misleading silhouette. A feature I would add is an ability to move the camera so you can look above or below whatever,first so you know you arent plummeting into nothingness and have to start all over. side note: is there a reason why the birds are after you? Lately been seeing games with killer birds, what gives?

Great for a free game! It might feel unfair sometimes, but the art, the story and the music were so cool that I wanted to see the end of the game. Requires memory, reflexes, problem solving skills and a bit of luck.