Really cool game
The ads where mega annoying simple as that
Reviews for "Colormixer 1.0"
Kind of interesting
It's interesting to learn RGB computer colors for non-programmers, non-webdesigners or non-graphics artists.
Though I think there should also be a subtractive color mode. I mean, like painters mixing paint. They start from white and have to turn it into black by mixing paints, rather than starting from black and turning it into white like in this game :)
JernoBill responds:
The CMY-Colorcanvas is in queue! :)
TenderBrown, you are retarded. RGB has a G, not a Y. The primary colors are red green and blue all right (yellow, along with cyan and magenta, are secondaries.) Educate yourself before making remarks like that.
Anyway, I love the concept of the game, and the art. I do think you could've bothered to use better English, and the ads kinda pissed me off. Also, the menues are upside-down. :P
JernoBill responds:
Yes I have to improve my english, it's a long time since I have learned it :(
Thank you for the fact with the RGB, somebody always want to know it better... :P
The menu are upside down, but it is intentionally. The first menu entry is always red, and I wanted "Hard" and "Memory" to be red because they are the most difficult.
Thank you for your review! ;)
Good game if you are bored
This is a good game if you want to waste time. Not too hard, but not overly simple.
And, fyi, there are many different sets of "primary colors". This uses the light-based one [RGB]. Artists tend towards [RYB] as that gives a circular gradient and matches pigment addition, but this one is not seemingly made by an 'artist' (in the traditional sense).
And that makes it more-fun. You must form the yellows you want to use.
Masochism for the color-blind.
The game itself is difficult already, but when you add a color-blind person (Moi) into the game, it simply becomes an exercise in masochism and futility.
I loved to play the game for as long as I was able to. The music is well-fitting for the mood of the game.
I'll continue to play this game, even though I personally now hate it- the game was well-conceived, well thought out, and beautifully implemented.
You've made a great game here. I salute you.