Colorless (2023)

If you can overlook the lack of polish, this is a fun puzzle game. The art choice is intriguing. Everything has a fairly blocky vibe to it, and there is almost no color. The beginning doesn't really work with the style, and there are some consistency issues with some of the things in the environment - one car is detailed while the other is constructed of blocks, and fully white objects merge into one another. However, after you reach puzzle rooms, the style begins to make sense. The mechanic involves a headset that allows you to switch between three colors: red, blue and green. Activating a color causes objects of that color to appear in the world. You don't even notice anything until you go through all of the colors. Every color appears to have its own timeline. This means that if you throw a red cube and then switch to a different color, the red cube will freeze in time until you switch back to red. Switching between colors is a bit awkward. Platforming is the most difficult part because only one color may exist at a time. The game frequently wants you to swap from one color to the other in mid-air. It's really easy to make a mistake if you don't remember which key relates to …