Colours of Courage

I found out about this game directly from Mr Wang. A few years ago, he saved my cat from a tree. Ive never forgotten that kind act. This game reflects Mr Wangs kindness perfectly. You can easily tell he poured his heart and soul into colours of courage, and I must say, the game is honestly incredible. The characters are very well designed and their dialogue not only feels natural, but is deeply moving. The graphics are impressive, especially for a game made by one person. The ability of this game to keep itself fresh after so many hours is extraordinary, and not entirely due to just the size and diversity of the world; it’s how alive all of those places feel. The slower pace of colours of courage, compared to something like the much more breakneck GTA V is also a big part of how it encouraged me to drink in all the world has to offer .colours of courage is an undeniably pretty game across the board. The lighting is fantastic, particularly in dark, misty situations where shafts of moonlight stab through the trees, and I love the way it handles Sky leaving weakly-lit interiors into the temporarily blinding sun outside. Colours of courage is easily a masterpiece, and I fully believe i…

Mr wang told me about his game after saving my family from a burning building while giving cpr to an unconsious man. this was geuinly the best gaming experience of my life and a serious competitor for GOTY. this game keeps my cortisol low through amazingly crafted mini games and npc dialouge deeper than red dead or dark souls.

I’m genuinely blown away that Colours of Courage was created by a single developer. That makes this game even more impressive. From the moment you start playing, you can feel the passion behind it. The visuals are vibrant and meaningful — the way color is used isn’t just for style, it’s part of the emotional core of the experience. Every area feels carefully crafted, not just designed, but thought through. The gameplay is smooth and surprisingly polished. Mechanics are introduced at a perfect pace, and every challenge feels intentional. Nothing feels random or thrown together. It’s clear this wasn’t rushed — it was built with care. And knowing one person handled this? That’s honestly inspiring. The creativity, the atmosphere, the design choices — it all feels personal. Like you’re playing something someone truly believed in. Games like this remind me why indie projects are so special. They have heart. They take risks. And sometimes, they absolutely deliver. Massive respect to the developer. Easy recommendation. 10/10. If this is what one person can create, I can’t wait to see what they do next.

I have no idea if this is legit or not, a troll, or whatever. The graphics are primitive and options minimal and the music could be classified as torture. That being said, all that is not at all why I'm putting no recommend. Because the fact is I really want to keep playing this. The messaging regardless of what I just said is cool if taken at face value and offers really good tips at how to be kind and a better friend to people who are struggling, and to yourself! So why the no recommend? Because it's buggy as ♥♥♥♥. As soon as I got the strength detecting ray everything went bad. Inputs caused the character to stop being animated and all the sudden I completely lost camera control and clicking only resulted in it saying to "get closer to a character to scan them" which even when i did, did nothing but trigger the message again. i couldnt even access the menu properly anymore to quit out or respawn. i couldn't put away the item or talk to anyone. i was stuck. so i close the game and start again but uh-oh, i guess the game just saves the state of whatever it was when you left so... I'm just boned? like i can't play the game. seems like a design flaw as much as a bug or both at the …

Mr. Wang, this game has completely changed my life. Not only do I feel a new sense of hope but I have transcended from a normal human. My life was deteriorating as my wife left me because I couldn't finish my 30 hour overtime working at Burger King. While lugubrious, sitting on a broken foldable chair, I hopped onto Steam thinking about my poor pet squirrels in the hot sultry weather. My friends Hugh Jass and Nick Grow introduced me to Colours of Courage, believing that it would save my spiraling life. As soon as I hopped on, a sense of peace rushed through my mind. This game was so life changing that my hair turned gold and my eyes turned blue as I was playing the game. Yakub said I was his best man I brought me down to Agartha, where I could feel my blood overflow with vril. Thank you George for allowing me to experience this brand new insight.

Colours of Courage made me stop wanting to k*ll myself, I love this game and I am now a forever fan for this game FOREVER