Colorgrid

It might just be me, but this difficulty spike is worse than I expected. Good premise, but I'm dumb as ♥♥♥♥ and you just threw a bunch of mechanics at me, not to mention how bug infested this game is. Reddit downvote

Colorgrid, developed and published by Minimol Games, is a tightly focused puzzle title that builds its entire experience around the elegant interaction between light, color, and spatial reasoning. It strips the genre down to a single central idea—directing beams across a grid to produce the correct color combinations—and then methodically explores the depth of that idea through carefully constructed levels. Rather than overwhelming players with mechanics or visual complexity, the game chooses restraint, allowing its core system to take full control of the pacing and challenge. The gameplay revolves around manipulating colored beams using mirrors and other grid-based tools to achieve specific outcomes. At first, the concept feels almost self-explanatory: align paths, combine colors, and hit the correct targets. However, the simplicity is deceptive. As the levels progress, the puzzles become increasingly layered, requiring players to think in multiple steps, anticipate interactions, and optimize positioning within limited space. The challenge doesn’t come from complicated controls or obscure rules, but from how these straightforward elements are arranged. Each new stage feels like a…

It needs more content before I can recommend it.

I can't stop playing this game.

Fun and fairly simple, still worth the price of entrance to enjoy. Sad thing this does not seem to count as a Completed Game for your steam Achievements :(

Good game with an interesting concept and a little difficulty. However, there is a bug where the game won't save the progress after you opened the level select interface, which could be frustrating. Good news is this game can be finished in ~2 hours.