Two Colours

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Two Colours is a single player platformer game. It was developed by James Butler and was released on May 31, 2022. It received very positive reviews from players.

Jump from platform to platform, red to blue, blue to red, timing your jumps precisely, and dodging falls and blocks which kill you over the course of 40 levels, grabbing the 20 collectibles to unlock a secret at the end of the game. Don't lose your focus, don't lose your patience.

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Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews

gameplay1 positive mentions

grinding1 negative mentions

The game is fun and challenging, providing an addictive experience.
Levels are short, allowing for quick retries and maintaining engagement.
The game features unique mechanics and well-designed levels that offer a good mix of difficulty.

Blind drops and unclear platform visibility can lead to frustrating gameplay.
Level 20 is notably long and lacks the creativity of earlier levels, making it tedious.
The game could benefit from more variety in music and clearer navigation mechanics.

music
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The music is catchy and quickly memorable, but some users feel that it lacks variety and could benefit from more variations.
- “The music gets into your brain quickly, but some variations would have been nice.”
- “The soundtrack is incredibly immersive and enhances the overall gaming experience.”
- “The music perfectly complements the gameplay, creating an unforgettable atmosphere.”
- “The music, however, gets in your brain too quickly; some variations would have been nice.”
- “The soundtrack is repetitive and lacks diversity, making it hard to enjoy for long periods.”
- “I found the music to be quite bland and forgettable, which detracted from the overall experience.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is characterized as a straightforward platformer featuring an engaging and unique mechanic that enhances the overall experience.
- “A nice and simple platformer with a neat mechanic.”
grinding
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Players find the grinding aspect tedious, particularly due to lengthy levels featuring mechanics like "split paths" and "blind drops," which can lead to frustration and even cause some to quit the game.
- “I quit on level 20; I felt like the 'split path' and 'blind drop' mechanics were pretty tedious, especially for such a long level.”