Color Symphony 2 (2015)

Color Symphony 2 is a puzzle action platformer that utilizes the ambiguity of color. Try to eliminate obstacles or find new paths by using color!

Platform Puzzle Indie ActionLinux, PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac, Wii U, Xbox One

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Plot-driven, grave, spare and contemporary.

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PS3Blog.netAug 201680/100
Color Symphony 2 is a very interesting, unique and minimalist release with clever puzzle mechanics. Yes, it can be frustrating in places, but I have enjoyed playing this wonderful title for my Color Symphony 2 review. The only thing I didn't like was the music – I found it to be a bit distractive. A more mellow choice for the soundtrack would have been a better option.
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COGconnectedSteven RitzJan 201675/100
I genuinely think it's impossible to beat some of the levels without dying due to unseen platforms that are off the screen.
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Nintendo LifeLouisa BhairamMay 20166/10
Although Color Symphony 2 introduces an original idea, it needs to work on some aspects in order to draw the player in. The story needs to be fleshed out more, and extra variation in graphics and audio would work wonders to stop the game feeling repetitive. Those who enjoy puzzle platformers will enjoy the premise (at least for a little while), but this could do much more to reel in a wider audience.
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Hardcore GamerLuke GeorgeDec 20152.5/5
Color Symphony 2 is reasonable in that it does what it sets out to do. Unfortunately, it doesn't excel in any particular way. The use of color is clever, if not completely original, while the puzzle and platforming design is competent at best. Nothing stands out in a way that says "you must play this." Platformer and puzzle game fans who pick this up will have a good time, but everybody else can pass on Color Symphony 2.
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