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Platform, Puzzle, Adventure, Indie
OpenCritic79IGDB78
Hue is a stark puzzle platformer where you shift the hue of the world, creating rifts when colours collide.
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Cool, clear, contemporary and relaxed.
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GameSkinnyAug 201610/10 starsIn a monochrome world, learn to play with color and discover the secrets that they hold.
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DualShockersTomas FranzeseAug 20169/10Hue came out of almost nowhere and shocked me with its sublime design. While it might seem like Limbo at first, the game is able to establish itself on its own fairly quickly and create a distinct and memorable experience. Fans of puzzle platformers will find a lot to enjoy in this game, as well as those who just want a new and fresh indie title to play.
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giant.moeStephen TordoffSep 20165/5 starsHue is an excellent puzzle platformer, and I highly recommend it to anyone with even a passing interest in the genre. The vibrant look and smooth difficulty curve make it a pleasure to play; coupling that with an intriguing, albeit light, narrative and an excellent soundtrack makes for an experience that is difficult to criticise. Indeed, I had no qualms about immediately starting a second playthrough to search for collectables that I has missed or overlooked, something that can be said about very few other games of this genre. This is a highly impressive game.
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Game RevolutionJed WhitakerAug 20162.5/5 starsSetting aside the score and art style, you're left with a very basic platformer. While the color shifting concept is simple enough and I can appreciate the developers doing something differently, it just isn't enough to make this a memorable journey that you'll want to revisit, especially since most of the game is just breadcrumbing you along with no real thought or skills needed.
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FourFaceButtonsDavid AedoMay 20184/10Hue is mostly style over substance, going on for longer than it's welcome for and rarely doing anything new.
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IGDB rating 7.4/10 from 117 ratings.
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