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.
Reviews for "Iromeku"
Frustrating. Not because the math is hard, but because of how much time I spend flipping between the guide and puzzle. Really unintuitive to not have both be able to be displayed at the same time.
I read some of your replies to other comments, and you can't really focus on how the colors react to each other, because how they stack is arbitrary, and the color mixing isn't logical.
Music loop is pretty obnoxious, graphics are fine, and the puzzle is original, but badly executed.
It's a number puzzle game, with a handicap for colorblind people.
Alright, I usually try and finish games before I rate them, but I can't be bothered to trial-and-error my way through this. The squares change colours with no discernible pattern(white+grey=red?) and any time I spent trying to figure out this pattern would be much better spent on a much better puzzle game.
Trial-and-error, The game!