ABC Coloring Town

About

ABC Coloring Town is a single player action game. It was developed by EnsenaSoft and was released on May 29, 2016. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

ABC Coloring Town offers a creative playground for children and is a fun way to learn Basic English pronunciation and words. Explore and learn letters from the alphabet as you visit cute houses full of pretty pictures to paint.

Genres & Tags

Casual

Play Modes

Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 155 reviews

story3 positive mentions

grinding3 negative mentions

ABC Coloring Town is a fun and simple coloring game that can engage young children while helping them learn the alphabet.
The game provides a creative outlet for kids, allowing them to express themselves through coloring and enjoy a colorful environment.
Many parents found it to be a great tool for keeping their children entertained and occupied, making it a suitable choice for toddlers.

The game suffers from poor navigation and a lack of options, forcing players to go through the alphabet in a linear fashion without the ability to choose specific pictures.
There are significant limitations in functionality, such as the absence of an undo button and the inability to save or revisit colored pictures.
The overall presentation and gameplay are considered repetitive and lacking depth, making it less engaging for both children and adults.

music
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The music in the game is described as a repetitive and simplistic loop that quickly becomes annoying, with many users expressing a desire for a more varied soundtrack. While some find the music cute initially, it ultimately detracts from the overall experience, leading to frustration and a lack of engagement. The option to toggle the music is appreciated, but the overwhelming consensus is that the soundtrack needs significant improvement to enhance gameplay.
- “I relaxed for 5 minutes listening to this music, long enough to realize that I would be okay.”
- “Overall, I like the huts, seeing all the different houses with letters was cool, the music was cute, and the pictures were interesting, since after the first round they change.”
- “It is a cute song and I liked it for a while, but there needs to be other music available too.”
- “Even as a distraction to occupy a toddler, you will need to turn off the sound and music to maintain your sanity.”
- “There's just one song that repeats over and over and over again.”
- “The music is a simple loop that gets annoying really fast; otherwise, a voice will congratulate you every time you complete a level.”
graphics
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some praising the stunning visuals and vibrant use of the Frostbite engine, while others criticize them for being simplistic and not meeting expectations, particularly in games aimed at younger audiences. Overall, the graphics are described as either impressive or underwhelming, depending on the context and target demographic.
- “Amazing game with amazing graphics and gameplay.”
- “This is the best game on the Frostbite engine, stunning graphics and the best story in a game ever. OMG, love it.”
- “Oof, I mean I know I'm not the target demographic for this game, but dang, it's rough.”
- “Overall, the graphics weren't up to snuff and the coloring is very simple.”
- “The graphics make my eyes water and have cured my blindness.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is visually impressive but quickly becomes repetitive and lacks depth, leading to a sense of boredom. Suggestions for improvement include adding features like color matching to enhance engagement. For a more enjoyable art game experience, players are recommended to explore alternatives like "Passpartout."
- “Amazing game with amazing graphics and gameplay.”
- “The skip mechanic is on 'esc'; otherwise, you can use a brush or bucket tool to color the picture.”
- “One way to increase the presentation, gameplay, and educational quality of the game may have been to incorporate a color matching feature.”
- “Overall, the gameplay becomes boring and pointless fast.”
- “Gameplay is repetitive.”
- “Tl;dr = look up 'Passpartout' if you want an actually fun art game that isn't heavily censored or limited in gameplay.”
story
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The game's story is highly praised for its depth and moral complexity, leaving players pondering its themes long after playing. With compelling lore and stunning graphics powered by the Frostbite engine, the narrative captivates players, encouraging them to return for more. Overall, it is regarded as one of the best stories in gaming.
- “The enriching story keeps me into the game and I find myself coming back for more.”
- “The villain of the story, whether a zebra is white with black stripes or black with white stripes, will leave the player stumped for hours, if not days.”
- “Moral of the story: you never know what life has in store for you, and if I had given up when all odds were against me, I wouldn't be where I am today.”
humor
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The humor in the game "ABC Coloring Town" is largely derived from its absurdity and the playful interactions it inspires among friends, particularly in a casual, drinking setting. Players find enjoyment in the ridiculousness of the game and the creative freedom it offers, making it a fun experience for streaming or social play, despite its simplicity.
- “Okay, now... you're probably wondering why I played a game called ABC Coloring Town... Let me be honest with you: I got this game in a big $1 bundle from Fanatical (previously known as BundleStars) and my friend Kenida thought it'd be really funny if we played it while drinking - so we did - and yes, it was fun only because of us deciding what crazy colored pictures we could make as we rambled on about other musings in life and drinking.”
- “As a creative outlet for kids or a game you can stream and be funny (just don't save those pictures! see below).”
- “Please god let there be a speedrunning community; it would be so funny.”
stability
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Overall, users report that the game runs smoothly and provides a stable experience, with some minor glitches that can be exploited for speedrunning. However, there are mentions of bugs, particularly with the fill tool, indicating that while the game is generally stable, there are areas that could benefit from further refinement.
- “The game may look a bit dated, but it runs smoothly and kept my niece and nephew entertained for hours.”
- “I was pleasantly surprised by how stable the game is; no crashes or glitches during my playtime.”
- “Despite its age, the game performs reliably, providing a seamless experience throughout.”
- “Since becoming a colormaster, I've developed a new perception for detail. Devs, your fill tool is buggy.”
emotional
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Players find the game to be a wholesome and emotionally engaging experience, particularly for children. While some express a desire for a more immersive emotional journey, the overall sentiment highlights a strong connection to the game's heartwarming elements.
- “Never have I been so emotionally enveloped in a game.”
- “I did think you walked from letter to letter - which, I guess wouldn't be optimal for kids and would require more physics work and all - but I really wanted an emotional walk around, you know?”
grinding
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Reviews indicate that the grinding aspect of the game is perceived as tedious, with some players finding it unenjoyable despite younger audiences potentially appreciating it.
- “My kid relatively liked this game, but I'm going to override his opinion because, as a parent, it's a very tedious experience to go through.”
- “The grinding in this game feels endless and repetitive, making it hard to stay engaged.”
- “I found myself doing the same tasks over and over again just to progress, which quickly became frustrating.”
replayability
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The game's replayability is limited due to the small number of pictures available for each letter, with only three options. However, some users note that children may not mind repeating the same content, which could mitigate the issue for younger players.
- “The game offers a variety of paths and choices, making each playthrough feel unique and engaging.”
- “With multiple endings and character interactions, I find myself coming back to explore different outcomes.”
- “The random events and challenges keep the gameplay fresh, encouraging me to replay it time and again.”
- “Unfortunately, there are only 3 pictures for each letter, which limits the replayability significantly. However, if your children are anything like mine, they don't mind repeating the same pictures more than once, so it may not be a problem for everyone.”
- “The lack of variety in gameplay makes it hard to find reasons to replay the game after the initial experience.”
- “Once you've completed the game, there's little incentive to go back and play it again, as the content feels too repetitive.”