Hue: Adventure inmost of color Hack 1.8.2 + Redeem Codes

I liked that you could demo before purchasing the full game, however the demo part doesn’t contain anything really challenging as it’s set up like a tutorial. That’s all fine, until you pay and get more challenging levels. I’m paying on an iPad Pro and the mechanic where you change colors while jumping or running, well, less than desired controls. The slide up to get the pause-color wheel is clumsy and bc the main color wheel is right above it and you slide too far it glitches out. Particularly challenging is the jump color change bc it still activates the jump, sometimes twice, when you are still pressing and haven’t lifted your finger. I’m hoping I get used to it, but I’m at the “boulder run” and I’m about to quit. I even went to an entry map to practice the color change skills. There is literally no haptic on this, no physical feedback, something needs to be reimagined for an update. I’ll keep playing bc I paid, love the idea of the game, and it’s beautiful visually...but meanwhile I’ll try not to throw my iPad across the room when I get stuck on the fast action color changes. Again, love the idea and challenge of those, want better controls.

I will start by saying I enjoy this game. The graphics are well down for this type of game with the colors being vibrant and very well defined while also having a softness to them that doesn’t hurt the eyes if you’re playing in a dim or dark room (which I suggest since it contrast with the black landscape). The puzzles so far aren’t complicated enough to need any assistance outside of finding collectibles. However, I’m not sure if it’s my phone or the game, but the sensitivity between jumping and color swapping is at times game ending. There are some relatively easy jumping puzzles that completely waste up my time because mid jump the color wheel has popped up and either changed the color quickly or so slowly that I’m forced to watch the little dude jump right into the spike pit in a morbid slow motion kill cam shot. I’ve gotten so frustrated that I’m taking a break. I don’t remember if I paid for the game or not. If I did it was worth the few bucks I paid for as the game is largely a good game. I can get past the sensitivity every now and again but not when I want to drown out my day and binge play before bed.

The game is so cool and I really enjoy the storyline. The design/style is so unique and the sound affects are calming. However, the controls are very sensitive and may even be slightly small. I enjoyed the demo so much that I decided to pay the 4.99. Since the demo was a bit short, I did not notice these complications. This game would be so peaceful and enjoyable if I wasn’t getting so frustrated with the controls. I am on a level that requires me to change the colors in order to get past the spikes. Sadly, when I get to a certain point, I can’t jump far enough to the other box. I have tried changing to the other color so I can get to a box that is closer, but when I switch, the box underneath me disappears. I’ve tried moving while switching colors, however, it won’t allow me. I’ve been trying to do the level for a while and instead of being calm, I am getting upset and flustered. This game has so much potential and if the developers can solve these inconveniences, I think the game would be AMAZING!

A very unique and beautiful game— with a few minor issues. First, the game’s strong suits: beautiful design, well-thought out puzzles that provide a decent challenge, very atmospheric, brilliant and unique game mechanics, and lovely story so far. Where the game falls flat, however, is the controls. The color shift button and jump button are too close to one another and it’s very easy to accidentally shift the color because of this. This makes some of the later puzzles that require well-timed jumps and color control extremely difficult. An improvement on these controls would make the game just about perfect.

Also it makes me so sad people are complaining the full game costs money. The demo is very well done and provides a surprisingly long experience that’s fairly representative of the rest of the game. It’s well worth the $5 if you enjoy the beginning, and I would much rather know if I like a game BEFORE I spend money on it than after I’ve already purchased it.

Note: I purchased the full version of the game, but have not completed the last few levels yet.

I frickin love this game, the storyline is interesting and incredible and it was well worth the $5.

You know what’s not incredible? The people who tank the rating of this amazing game because they can’t handle a game costing money. Like- Are you serious right now?

This game isn’t a scam, the developers did not program the demo to trick anyone into thinking that this was a full game because they literally labeled the middle tab of the starting screen, “Demo version”, like how much more do they need to do? Put a glowing neon sign next to it that’s says “Costs 5 dollars”? And on top of that, how broke are you whiny little brats if you’re seriously take the time to type a paragraph to yell sCaM and tell people how 5 dollars is sO mUch. Like we’re all lucky to get this game at such a price because it’s worth a lot more. And you know, it’s literally 5 dollars, you’re not going to die from spending 5 dollars for a game and it’s not expensive either, y’all are just broke, bratty, and cheap toddlers.

First of all, let's just say the only low reviews are from the people WHINING about having to pay. And ONLY 5 Bucks. Like come on people. Seriously? This is worth WAY MORE than five bucks. The whining from people sickens me. This game is absolutely worth 5 bucks and if you complain about paying for software YOU USE, then stop using it altogether. Annoying. ANYWAY NOW FOR THE REVIEW:

What an amazing game. In the category of "games as art" this is truly a special one. The story is deep and original, the art is super polished and has its own really cool style, and the music is perfect for the game. One little thing people may notice is that the digital analog stick sometimes gets stuck in the Up position, and also sometimes the paint wheel gets a little sticky and/or won't show up until you move to a different spot. Again, totally easy fixes that I'm sure the devs will look into, and either way it is still completely playable and enjoyable. I truly love this game. Even bought it on switch so :) buy it now and get playing! Totally worth it. Great job devs

If it wasn’t been listed as free you couldn’t get to play any of the game and the part I played was fun and beautiful and relaxing and I had fun playing it but if you didn’t list it at free I wouldn’t have pre ordered it clicked on it found out I had to pay buttttt theee was a demo and that demo was really good it was amazing maybe I get the full version sometime in the future when I can get it myself but you should be glad people that you get to try out the game to see if it’s something you like and wanna commit to fully getting it you shouldn’t be oh u guys broke my heart cuz I found out you have to pay for the whole thing and you should just have it listed at five dollars. No cuz then you won’t get to find out how the game was like before paying those five dollars buttt you guys the developer peoples need to put somewhere for those people who think it completely free that it’s not somewhere people can see it but yeah great game wish I could do the whole thing but I’ll do it in the future! Byeeeeee

It’s so weirdly sentimental to me like it almost made me cry when I started to play the music in the background, and that girl speaking it was just so calm although I didn’t buy it I highly recommend this game to those who want to play something that’s calm and includes some puzzle solving. thank you for your time. ITS CALLED DEMO FOR A REASON, do you not understand a game where it says demo which means either the full game isn’t out yet or you have to purchase the full game like shut up already about “Oh I had high expectations for this game” like come on now at least you got a taste of what the actual game is like right? My god y’all are some brats if y’all are talking about how it’s FIVE DOLLARS just ask your parents and if they say no oh well find a new game that doesn’t have demo on it then if your going to sit here and complain how the full game costs money, because actual good games like this should cost way more than that and I hope you realize this. Have a nice day.

So the main controls are:
• A direction wheel to your left, controlled by sliding your thumb in any direct on the screen. This control, while it could be improved, is not all that horrible.
• Your jump and interact button (one button) to your right
• And your color wheel, also to your right, directly above that jump button.
The problem lies in this layout. If you move your right thumb up while jumping it cause the color wheel to open, useful for making quick changes, not so great when you’ve already selected the proper color and are trying to run away from rolling boulders or a crumbling platform. I understand that the quick change is necessary for many puzzles in the game but perhaps something a little less invasive.
On top of this, the character is difficult to control as it slides and runs all over the place. There are some levels that require you to manipulate blocks and place them in specific places to use them as platforms but your character can move them around just by landing on them and there is no way to lock them in place.
Overall it feels like this game was supposed to be played with a controller and wasn’t really meant for a touch screen. Levels are fun and the story is somewhat compelling but in the end 3 Stars is all I can give at this moment.
Final Recommendation: Download and play the demo, but I wouldn’t recommend buying as is right now.

I was a little skeptical about paying $5 dollars for the full version, however after playing the entire game I can say that it was definitely worth it. I’ve t never played anything like it before. The storyline was very original and it was a truly beautiful game. Usually I get frustrated with puzzle adventure games because they eventually get so hard that you are stuck and not sure what to do. This game is completely different and they do a FANTASTIC job of slowing giving you harder puzzles while showing you how all of the mechanics work. And for as complicated as some of the puzzles seem at first glance, the deeper you get into each puzzle the more sense it makes. I was never stuck for long and again they did such a good job of prepping you for the harder puzzles and also keeping it interesting! Overall this game was amazing and if you are hesitant to pay, I highly recommend that you do. You won’t regret it!