A must play! Excellent indie game. More fun than Braid and almost as good as Fez.
Not too difficult in the beginning but I had to check walkthrough from time to time in the end. But what makes this game great is that you almost can solve most puzzles if you just give it time. And the nice piano music soothes you. However, the colors can make your eyes really tired, this game is probably the most extreme I have experienced in that regard. But no epilepsy flashing, just too strong plain neon colors, but thanks to the simple graphics and slow tempo you can just lower the brightness.
Please spread the word and play Hue!
- Strong colors on screen with no “eye- and OLED burn in-protection option”, thus Incoukd only play max 1 hr each session even if I used EXTREMELY low LED brightness on my LG C1 49”.

Lowkey tho this would be better as a flash game with separate numbered levels and no story. I didn't like it enough to try things several times in a row but I did go back to them later. Looks kind of cool I do like colours. The basic plot is not that dumb, but the way it's presented is like... they try to fill the space with very im14andthisisdeep lines like... you could have just not said anything.

Oh and the collectibles are stupid a number of them are like "hey be sure to remember to come back to this level that has no identification and you can't come directly back to, once you've got the yellow"

Puzzles were pretty fun! I'm glad they chose to insert new gameplay elements gradually together with the addition of new colours, otherwise the gameplay would have been incredibly stale. Now, the difficulty increases steadily, providing a nice challenge.

The story is very unnecessary in my opinion, but I would have found it strange if there was none either...So I guess I'm kind of on the fence on that one. Maybe the story could have been made more exciting somehow?

The secrets were the main downside. Having to wait until you have collected certain colours for you to be able to grab them is very annoying, because you cannot skip to puzzles directly. This means you need to go through every puzzle that comes before it, which is just unfun in my opinion.

Antes de tudo, devo dizer que consegui esse jogo de graça.
Tem uma mensagem bonita ali, bem ali, no centro do jogo, mas a forma como é transmitida é terrível, simplesmente não é possível sentir nada em relação ao que está acontecendo devido ao roteiro confuso, aos personagens também confusos e a falta de um objetivo que aparentemente é mostrado no fim. Eu particularmente gostaria bastante dos temas se eles tivessem sido tratados melhor, porque sou uma pessoa bem facilmente atingida por um tipo de história que mistura elementos de física com um background emotivo

A parte dos puzzles é legal, mas a maior parte deles é muito fácil. Só mais para o final que começaram a ficar mais caprichados, mas nada muito difícil. Eu até comecei a ir atrás das garrafinhas para platinar o jogo, mas percebi que não valeria a pena.
Enfim, recomendo o jogo caso esteja atrás de algo para passar o tempo com uns puzzles que não demandam tanto.

Completed with 100% of trophies earned. A well-designed puzzle game, Hue's core mechanic of switching the world between one of, eventually, eight different colours to reveal/hide platforms, obstacles and other objects makes for a refreshingly different experience. Graphics are simplistic but effective given the focus on colour, and any game with colour-blind options definitely gets my approval on that front. The puzzles themselves are generally fairly straightforward for most of the game, but do start to become quite complex in the later stages, ensuring that they remain satisfying to solve. As a completionist it would have been nice for the collectibles to be more meaningful and have some way in-game to help to track them down as a few are very well-hidden, but a using a guide for these wasn't much of an inconvenience.

Hue is a puzzle platformer where by changing the background color of the levels, you reveal or hide level elements of various colors. The color shifting is a clever system, and while I had seen similar concepts before, including some of my own short-lived proofs of concept, I haven't seen it done in a fully fledged game. There are a number of different puzzle elements that work together to make quite complex puzzles. While I wouldn't say the game is difficult, there were definitely some later levels that stumped for a time. The story is only told via letters from the player character's mother, and while I liked the story and the voice acting, it doesn't integrate itself into the gameplay too well. It's a solid game, but rather repetitive. The only progression you get is additional colors to swap to. While the levels do get more difficult, they don't utilize all the colors in tandem. A fun but plain game that was worth the free price.