I Won't Forget Hue

I Won't Forget Hue

Hostile Kiwi Games · 2023 · Adventure, Interactive Fiction, Collectathon, Exploration, Hidden Object

PC
Very Positive91% · 199
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About I Won't Forget Hue

Mystery of the multi-coloured glasses:


I Won’t Forget Hue is a first-person, psychedelic thriller game. Disorganized and alone, a woman finds herself crafting new glasses in order to view her own home through a different lens. Throughout the home, you will go searching for new and different coloured lenses, while the house seems to be alive and ever-changing around you. You have the ability to craft new glasses, making you able to see even more of the seemingly multi-coloured house.

During your journey through the house, you will hear many noises that seem impossible to explain. But these noises have a cause, only you can’t see them, yet. But once you see them using the correct glasses, they will see you too. Chasing you down the hallways, not letting you have any rest in this altering house.

Gameplay:


In I Won’t Forget Hue, you will be walking around the narrow hallways and rooms of a dark, old house. But while you explore this mansion, you find that you might not be alone. Different glasses cause the house around you to change. Once the evil finds you looking around, it will chase you all over. You must find a way to use the colours to your advantage, to find new parts and figure out what how to hide from the evil. All while you try to figure out what happened to the rest of your family. But beware as the game progresses, the evil increases.

Play alone in this 3D single player game. Find and use the coloured lenses and torn painting pieces. Switch between the different coloured lenses on your glasses to see new parts of the mansion, but also see the evil that hides within it. Stay out of sight when in colour, and find ways to hide from the enemies. Try different types of strategies to discover and progress.

Key Features:

  • Living enemies: Enemies listen to your sounds and movements, and will chase you when seen.
  • Psychedelic thriller: Experience colours which cause the surroundings around you to change.
  • 3D horror adventure gaming experience
  • Hide and Sneak: Sneak, hide and move around while staying out of the enemies grasp.
  • Rediscovery: Walk through the same areas, but see and discover new changes every time.
  • Collecting: Find all the torn painting pieces and coloured lenses throughout the mansion.

I Won’t Forget Hue is being actively developed by a team of seventeen students. We need your feedback to make I Won’t Forget Hue the great game we want it to be for the players. Get in touch with us via the community Discord, social media or e-mail to tell us what you think and we *will* get back to you!

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended May 25, 2026
The puzzle mechanics are really, really fun and interesting, hindered somewhat by the chase bits, as your character can't run or sprint. Also, since I was running away from the monsters, I only got one extra piece of the painting (and felt like I couldn't take my time and look around to enjoy the details of the different lens colors), which meant the ending largely made no sense at all to me; I feel like those should have been mandatory. What little I did get of the story seemed pretty interesting, though! While I'm usually a big baby about horror games, I found this one a reasonably a bit scary but not terrifying; after the monster catches you the first time and you realize it just fades to black it's not so bad. This is a pretty great concept, but I would consider this a demo more than a full game, and I'm giving it a thumbs up AS a free demo and not a fully fleshed-out product. I can't complain about the price vs the time spent on it as it's free to play, but it took me only 20 minutes to finish a single run. I'd be really interested to see what Hostile Kiwi Games could do with a little time & budget to flesh this out into a longer experience!
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Recommended Aug 25, 2025
Short and sweet. The atmosphere is spooky and I really like the mechanic of the coloured lenses revealing different things. Horror games are hit or miss for me because I'm a wimp, and this one was definitely a hit!
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Recommended May 15, 2025
A fun shorter little game that does some clever mechanics with colors and also perspective to put together a rather touching little story. I would definitely say to play it tbh.
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Not recommended Sep 4, 2025
"I Won't Forget Hue" is one of literally thousands of student projects infesting Steam. It's from Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands. While student projects tend to be better quality than most "amateur" made games, we must still question what value such projects have for gamers. As with all student projects, this isn't really a fully fleshed out game, it's just the result of an academic exercise, and as such it has much more limited value as a game than a professionally developed game would have. Educational institutions should not be using Steam as a dumping ground for homework assignments (especially if the students didn't even pass the course). Sure, it helps their marketing and helps the students feel good about themselves, but this is another case of a business putting themselves before the needs of gamers. The students made a 2D first person horror adventure game (usually the purview of asset flippers, but this one is at least not an asset flip), and of course students always get to do something a bit new, so there's a "coloured glasses" phasing/view mechanism similar to what we got to enjoy in 2000's Alien vs Predator when you were running arou…
Recommended Apr 13, 2025
Found this looking for Hue, this caught my eye and its a fun game, would recommend.
Recommended Feb 27, 2025
Short and entertaining.

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