- October 11, 2021
- Gagonfe
Dungeon Color
57%Game Brain Score
gameplay, graphics
84% User Score 19 reviews
Platforms
Nintendo SwitchPCPlaystation 4Xbox OneXboxWindowsPlayStation
About
"Dungeon Color" is a top-down puzzle game where you switch between flames to match each door and interact with various obstacles to clear a path. Your goal is to reach the rainbow flame in each of the 50 levels. With 4 switchable flames and numerous obstacles, players must use strategy and problem-solving skills to find their way through.





Audience ScoreBased on 19 reviews
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game features beautiful pixel art and animations, creating a visually appealing experience.
- Puzzles start off easy and progressively become more challenging, providing a satisfying sense of accomplishment.
- The music is relaxing and complements the gameplay well, enhancing the overall experience.
- Some puzzles are overly complex and may require external help, such as YouTube videos, to complete.
- The game lacks depth and variety, leading to repetitive gameplay and minimal engagement.
- Movement controls are limited, with no option to customize key bindings, which can hinder gameplay for some players.
- gameplay8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is described as shallow and more suited for mobile platforms rather than serious PC gaming, with puzzles that start easy but increase in difficulty as new mechanics are introduced. However, "Dungeon Color" is praised for its creative mechanics, balanced difficulty progression, and engaging visuals, making it a fun and challenging experience overall.
“Dungeon Color is a very fun and pretty game, with a beautiful protagonist and challenging levels. Its progression of difficulty is very well balanced, its music is very relaxing and pleasant to listen to, and its main mechanics are creative, creating extremely challenging levels to solve.”
“Dungeon Color is a very nice puzzle game; the color-changing fire mechanic is very cool.”
“I couldn't see this on the mobile app stores, but it seems more suited to mobile apps than being a serious PC game, as the shallow gameplay lacks sufficient depth to be recommendable to any serious PC gaming enthusiast.”
“Regarding the puzzles themselves, they start off quite easy but become increasingly difficult with each mechanic added.”
“The art, the sounds, the music, the gameplay.”