just finished it i only finished it beacause i dont like leaving games uncompleted but in my opinion it was not the most fun ive had
Reviews for "Iromeku"
A great unique concept for a puzzle game, but it's really frustrating to try and remember the values for all the colors (or flip back and forth between the color guide) right from the start. Maybe begin with just colors 0 through 2 or 3, and then ramp up the difficulty by eventually getting all 10 in there. That would make it far more accessible.
Number 9 seems impossible. There's no real reason why the difficulty should have spiked so high; I had no problems with the other 8, but 9? No.. You realise as the creator of this game that the way we see the solution is different from the way you see it.
Color guide makes it doable but too easy. Without the color guide trying to figure out what the tiles did in the first place was enough of a chore to be arbitrary. If the point of the puzzle was meant to be figuring out how the tiles worked together I could understand it but it would go way over the patience tolerance of most players. If it was supposed to be done with the guide then its pretty easy.
josh-tamugaia responds:
Have you finished the game using the color guide?
Sorry, but I was told this would be a color game, not a counting game.
Addition and subtraction isn't very enthralling. Really the colors were pointless, you might as well have just labeled each square 1-9 and saved everyone the trouble and false advertising.
josh-tamugaia responds:
Counting game? Did you read the review from the Spoilter Alert guy about addition and subtraction and base your review on it? Please refer to description Notes #3.