Eye, caramba!

I find color-sorting games extremely relaxing, so I immediately bought this one when I came across it. If you're not into the basic premise of moving different colors around until all are in the correct place, you will not enjoy this game. If you do enjoy that sort of thing, this is the game for you. It has 100 different levels and this type of game is basically endlessly replayable. Some levels are very basic, just a single line of color. Others are more elaborate color gradient designs, and some are pixel-style drawings of various sizes, so there is definitely some variety in there. Eye, Caramba also has a set of achievements that is very easy to collect, so that's a bonus.

All in all, this is quite an enjoyable color puzzle game. Every level starts with the colorful square pieces randomly scrambled around the board and you try to solve (or rather see) color gradation change in order to place all those pieces into correct slots to form a shape or a whole picture. Here is an example: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3462479497 Game has a total of 100 levels of various complexity, some can take 5 minutes, and some - an hour or even two. There were a couple of annoying ones (to my personal taste) where I had to guess the correct placement too much, as the color shifted somewhat abrubtly, but I believe these were supposed to be difficult, so a bit of random placement, at least at the beginning, could have been intended. Also, the soundtrack is awesome, which makes the solving process even more pleasant and relaxing. Note for the acheivement hunters: for some reason Eye, caramba! does not count towards a total of 100% completed games on Steam profiles. Not sure why, as this usually happens with some freebie products, but I can still totally recommend it if you like solving a couple of puzzles every now and then.

worth nuking my corneas with colourful stimulation

I love this game so so much and would love a second (and maybe a third) one! Luckily the replay ability is endless and I come back to it once every so often. It's almost like a fidget toy but in video game form. It's such a fun little game and I NEED a sequel!!!

I cant believe i just spent a whole day just sorting color blocks just to finish this game

I absolutely loved the game, if you can call it that, until the later levels where the level design and integrity were thrown away for artistic reasons. Most of the maps turned into basically arbitrary maps that you could not win without turning the "lock pieces on correct move" setting on, which also means that you more or less randomly move around the area until blocks were on right position.