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Coloring Voxels

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80%Game Brain Score
gameplay, music
optimization, graphics
80% User Score Based on 254 reviews

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Coloring Voxels is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by ToastieLabs and was released on August 15, 2025. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Bring vibrant worlds to life block by block! This revolutionary blend of Voxel Art and Color-by-Numbers lets you build stunning 3D dioramas from the ground up. As the second entry in ToastieLabs's Coloring genre, this game evolves the relaxing joy of 2D coloring into an immersive 3D experience!

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80%
Audience ScoreBased on 254 reviews
gameplay5 positive mentions
optimization8 negative mentions

  • Relaxing and chill gameplay ideal for stress relief and unwinding.
  • Innovative 3D coloring concept that builds satisfying large dioramas from individual voxel models.
  • Intuitive controls and pleasing visual and audio elements create a calming experience.
  • Poor performance and severe lag especially on larger or underwater levels, even on high-end PCs.
  • Gameplay can become tedious and repetitive due to coloring many hidden or covered voxels layer by layer.
  • Lacks challenge because players cannot make coloring mistakes; auto-fill and auto-switching diminish engagement.
  • optimization
    23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Optimization is a major concern, with many users reporting severe performance issues, especially on larger or layered levels, leading to low frame rates, lag, and crashes that impact gameplay enjoyment. While some acknowledge improvements and find the performance acceptable given the game's recent release and small studio origins, overall optimization remains poor and hampers the experience.

    • “I haven't experienced any performance issues except maybe a tiny lag spike when finishing a large image, or opening one that's in progress, but nothing game-breaking or frustrating at all.”
    • “Coloring voxels encourages mindful building, artistic exploration, and quiet joy—though early performance tweaks would help it shine even more.”
    • “Amazing sequel to colouring pixels with even better art to create lot of effort definitely went into some of them, aside from a few bugs and performance great game.”
    • “The performance is absolutely horrific on larger levels after you've filled in a decent number of blocks and now the game keeps crashing and losing all of my progress for the entire level, this is not at all satisfying.”
    • “Somehow, performance was so completely ignored during development that they released a coloring game that can't maintain 20 fps.”
    • “~23h worth of content free of charge, however, the larger aquarium levels are unplayable due to lag/performance issues.”
  • gameplay
    21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is simple, intuitive, and relaxing, suitable for casual and low-pressure play, but it lacks depth, meaningful interaction, and engaging progression. Many users find it repetitive and tedious, especially on larger levels where mechanics become monotonous and performance issues arise. Overall, while satisfying for some, the gameplay may feel shallow and unchallenging for players seeking more complexity.

    • “The mechanics are simple and intuitive, making it a great pick for casual play or quick breaks.”
    • “Relaxing, low-pressure gameplay perfect for unwinding.”
    • “Overall it's very satisfying and simple, the only thing missing is sound effects when you color the voxels in; I think that would add to the even more satisfying gameplay, great work guys.”
    • “Very limited gameplay depth or progression.”
    • “There is almost no depth to the gameplay, and every level can be completed by just dragging your mouse back and forth until every pixel is colored.”
    • “There are no gameplay loops in this software, no 'gameplay', no meaningful game-like interaction.”
  • music
    16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in Coloring Voxels is generally praised for being soothing, calming, and fitting well with the relaxing gameplay, often described as beautiful piano pieces. While some users find the soundtrack somewhat monotonous or lacking the charm of the original game, it remains a pleasant, mellow accompaniment ideal for unwinding or multitasking with other audio, like podcasts.

    • “Coloring voxels is a casual game with relaxing music and beautiful dioramas that you gradually assemble and paint.”
    • “While the game is still in its early phases, and some things need to be worked on, coloring voxels holds a lot of promise, and just like cp, it is a really fun and chill game to play, with soothing, beautiful piano music accompanying you as you color in a world of voxels.”
    • “It has some positives as well of course, all the dioramas combining in the menu to a bigger picture is really awesome, the levels themselves (minus coloring them) are also pretty to look at, and the music is top-notch.”
    • “The music is depressing, and they've left all the charm of the first game on the cutting room floor.”
    • “The music is even meh....”
    • “The actual language option was listed under the Dutch word for music in the settings!”
  • graphics
    12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics are charming and visually pleasant with appealing artwork, but they are basic and repetitive, lacking advanced features or customization options. Some users report graphical errors, performance issues on high settings, and slow loading times, which detract from the overall experience. Despite these drawbacks, the 3D voxel art style is a well-received upgrade from the original game's pixel art.

    • “The visuals are charming but basic, and the audio, while gentle, loops quickly without much variation.”
    • “I worried that the art style would be limiting compared to coloring pixels, but it's been pretty nice so far.”
    • “Apparently there are some graphics issues with higher pixel count levels, and I wish you could zoom in on the finished levels.”
    • “Frequent graphical errors and missing features from the original game, combined with repetitive levels, make this game feel underwhelming.”
    • “Loading screens take about 15 seconds each and there are no graphics settings available.”
    • “On higher pixel count levels, there are noticeable graphics issues, and there is no option to zoom in on finished levels.”
  • grinding
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Grinding in the game is widely seen as tedious and repetitive, especially with large models and certain packs like the underwater one, which significantly drain enjoyment. The process often involves monotonous, time-consuming tasks such as coloring countless water voxels, exacerbated by performance issues like lag. Despite this, some players appreciate the visual representation of their work, though overall the grind can become overwhelming.

    • “It's 90% tedious bloat; your coloring completely unnecessary cells that you will never be able to see on the finished model, and the process is basically holding down the left mouse button and waving it back and forth.”
    • “The gameplay was tolerable on the smaller models but becomes increasingly tedious once you pass the 5k mark.”
    • “Super tedious as you have to color in every water voxel, but the worst of it is the lag, which is insane if coloring from layer 1 and going up.”
  • stability
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game experiences notable stability issues, including glitches with the display fading or distorting and rapid, erratic menu behavior, especially when rapidly swapping menus. Users report it as buggy and unstable, though some attribute these problems to it being a day-one release. Overall, the game's stability is a significant drawback compared to its predecessor.

    • “I like it but it's buggy because if I try to play it I have to be careful so the picture doesn't fade away into the background. If it does, I cannot get it back and when I do, it glitches out of the screen. Also, when I try to play again, it turns around really fast. Every time I click on something else, the same thing happens. I don't know if it's my game or if other people experience this too, but please fix it.”
    • “I was so excited for this sequel that I stayed up late to try it out, but it's such a buggy mess compared to the tight gameplay of colouring pixels.”
    • “Extremely poor translation and still very buggy... even for a free game.”
  • humor
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's humor is well-received and adds to the fun experience, especially with quirky elements like searching for hidden voxels using unusual camera angles. However, some players hope for free DLC to extend the entertainment without extra cost.

    • “It's a funny game, but please make DLC free, not paid.”
    • “It would also be funny to look for the last remaining voxel and have to pull out some weird camera angles to find it.”
  • story
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with users rating it very poorly, indicating it was likely confusing, unengaging, or poorly developed.

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Coloring Voxels is a casual puzzle game.

Coloring Voxels is available on PC, Mac OS, Windows and Linux.

On average players spend around 1000 hours playing Coloring Voxels.

Coloring Voxels was released on August 15, 2025.

Coloring Voxels was developed by ToastieLabs.

Coloring Voxels has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Coloring Voxels for its gameplay but disliked it for its optimization.

Coloring Voxels is a single player game.

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