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About The Four Colour Theorem
The Four Colour Theorem is a game of competitive colouring in. Challenge yourself to colour in the pictures so that none of the colours touch. Then when you can do this try for the top score!
Features
This is my first game and it's based on The Four Colour Theorem, an interesting mathematical result. It's a new kind of puzzle, suitable for all ages and all languages. The game currently doesn't have any sound.
I hope you enjoy the game.
Features
- 50 handcrafted levels that range from completely simple to fiendishly difficult.
- Create your own levels and share them with friends using the MyLevels folder.
- Play with a deep mathematical problem which is easy to learn but hard to master.
- Rage over the frustration of trying to colour the last tile!
This is my first game and it's based on The Four Colour Theorem, an interesting mathematical result. It's a new kind of puzzle, suitable for all ages and all languages. The game currently doesn't have any sound.
I hope you enjoy the game.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
For what this game is it is pretty enjoyable. There are 50 levels and beating them on their own is not too hard. The difficult part is trying to get the star in each level, which you get by getting the highest number of points. These points are earned by using the most valuable colors more often. Yellow is 10, Blue is 6, Red is 3, and Green is 1. It is a pretty fun game and can help pass the time easily.1 found this helpful
This game is really nice to just sit back and use your brain a little. The dev gifted me a free key to try it out. This was made in pygame and considering this fact we're speaking of a cool project. Keep it up, dev friend!1 found this helpful
My brain hurts so much, the speedrun was insane
This game was enjoyable! I really enjoy graph theory, so seeing a game made with some related concepts was cool. I made my own python code to help me out with the later levels.
Cheap, simple puzzle game. Hard to ask for more. Giving the different colors different point values and providing the maximum score for each puzzle is a masterstroke, as it provides an extra challenge while also giving a small hint as to where the remaining points should come from. I've completed half of the levels at the time of writing this review, which does highlight how small this game is, but for a dollar it's hard to complain about the amount of content.
It's the four-color theorem.
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