Fake Colours
Thirty puzzles, one sitting, no pretense. A palate cleanser for when your 300-hour campaign save needs a break, not a game to build a weekend around.
GamerScout Verdict
Fine as a 30-puzzle evening reset between longer games, but do not come here expecting actual strategy.
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About Fake Colours
The best thing here is the honesty of the scope. Thirty colour-matching puzzles, mouse-driven, done in an evening, and it never once tries to convince you it is something bigger. I respect that more than I expected to. The difficulty curve is flat by design, the achievements come without grinding, and there is no tutorial to speak of because there is nothing to teach. You look, you match, you move on. As a between-campaigns reset button it does the job cleanly, and 83% positive across 163 reviews suggests the people who bought it knew exactly what they were getting. Where it disappoints is depth of decision-making, which is the only metric I actually track. There is no build order, no failure state worth naming, no system that opens up on puzzle 20 in a way it did not on puzzle 3. Single-player only, no mod support, no reason to return once the thirty are cleared. Judge it as a coffee-break toy and it is fine. Judge it as strategy, which its genre listing invites, and it has almost nothing to chew on.
Strategy & simulation
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System Requirements
Minimum
- Processor
- 1 Ghz
- Memory
- 1 GB RAM
- Graphics
- 512 mg
- Storage
- 50 MB available space
Recommended
- Processor
- 2 Ghz
- Memory
- 2 GB RAM
- Graphics
- 1 GB
- Storage
- 50 MB available space
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Game Info
- Developer
- Beyond-Limits-Games, FCG
- Publisher
- Budget Friendly Entertainment
- Release Date
- Jan 1, 2015