Colour Bind Critic Reviews

Despite taking time to get used to the controls and the sometimes over-frustrating levels, Colour Bind is a nice physics-based puzzle game.

A fascinating game. Simple and effective, long and full of content. The game knows how to deal with the player and manages its difficulty in an excellent way. Recommended if you're looking for a new challenge, a platform that makes you think or an original puzzle game.

Colour Bind is a difficult game. If you like solid puzzles and gameplay, or simply like chasing a challenge, it's an easy game to recommend, especially with extras like co-op and a level editor built in. For those without the drive to continually push forward, this is probably not the game for you.

An inventive physics-fueled game that pushes players' patience a little too hard in later levels.

If you are looking for a really challenging puzzle game Colour Bind offers fresh mechanics for a pretty cheap price. Just keep in mind that this game will reward you based on your own patience and will. If you lack on one or the other you might want to pass on this one.

The gravity fluctuating gameplay combined with simple platforming make for devilishly difficult levels that only hardcore puzzle fans need apply for.

Overall, the puzzles in this game are great, but the loose, floating controls really hamper what would have been a great puzzle-plaformer. I'd only recommend this game for people who really-and I mean really-enjoy challenges.

There's an abundance of clever ideas at play in this undeniably creative 2D physics puzzle platformer -- the problem is they just don't translate to an experience you'll want to subject yourself to for very long once the steep difficulty really hits its stride.

Clearly some people think that it's enough to hop on the indie bandwagon to make a buck. Don't waste your time on Colour Bind.