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.

O jogo é relativamente criativo em sua proposta e execução, mesmo com sua simplicidade. A história é interessante e bem executada, ao ponto dela me interessar mais que o próprio gameplay em momentos, e os puzzles são, no geral, bem bolados.

Porém, parte dos puzzles são extremamente tediosos, principalmente os finais. sendo os puzzles simples, a maior dificuldade é executá-los sem acidentalmente colocar a cor errada e morrer, algo que causa com que você tenha que refazer o puzzle inteiro, e com os puzzles sendo muito "empurrar ou puxar bloco", fica tedioso muito rápido.

Felizmente, o jogo é rápido, então esse incomodo não é tanto, também pq não é comum o bastante para virar a norma, com muitos puzzles sendo, sim, divertidos e dinâmicos, mas não deixa de ser extremamente chato você notar que morreu por um erro de input e terá que refazer um puzzle inteiro que metade consiste em puxar um analógico para a esquerda ou direita sem maior esforço

honestamente, nem liguei para os coletáveis, não tenho paciência de refazer todas as fases só pra pega-los, mas, dos que eu notei e coletei, não são mal colocados

sendo o jogo, novamente, extremamente curto, definitivamente vale a pena dar a chance, são +-4 horas de jogo, em uma tarde da pra acabar com vontade o bastante

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.

Hue is a simple game where you shift between colors to solve puzzles. There are letters scattered throughout the game that unravel the reason why you are tasked with collecting colors in a colorless world, which felt unnecessary as it added nothing but long, mindless, winding, levels as the narrator spoke. As you progress through levels and areas you add more colors to your palette and the difficulty increases.

Achievements are mostly unmissable if you play Hue in its entirety, save for “secret beakers” that are hidden among the various areas and levels. If you are an achievement hunter, you may have more fun with this than I did. My problem with finding all the secret beakers was that there was no way to repeat a specific level within an area. If you missed a beaker near the end of an area, you would need to repeat every level up to the one that you needed to get to, which was the case with many of the beakers hidden in earlier levels that required you to use a color that you did not possess yet. If that tedium doesn’t deter you, hopefully you feel rewarded by simply earning the achievement for collecting all of the beakers since they serve no real purpose to the story.

Ultimately, Hue is fun to puzzle over for an afternoon or two, but it overstays its welcome a bit with tedious and unnecessary elements that don’t really complement the game.

Super charming indie puzzle/platformer.

Don't let the bland intro put you off, the puzzles in this game are unique and engaging. Fun, quick playthrough.

Enjoyed the voice acting and narrative.

C+ Tier,
5.5/10
2.75 stars

A respectable short platformer puzzle game. About this game, all I can really say is that it's "just ok." It's the kind of game you might have liked to play back in the day on a website for flash games. Although I doubt I would have downloaded and played this game if it weren't temporarily free. If you don't mind playing these kinds of games and are out of games to play, I would suggest this.