Chromaticity

Sad and well written game. I included it in my GM48: Colors are Important compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look. :) https://youtu.be/qBo44ANf_gg

I enjoyed the deliberate pace and thought the unique control scheme, like crouching to interact with the ground, made it feel unique. The animation is impressive for a 48hr jam, despite being a bit slow at times. The narration did a good job of explaining the story.

I accidentally found the green color, but once I found blue, I better understood the 'goal' of the game.

This was an interesting way to interpret the theme, and I could certainly see this idea being expanded upon in a larger project.

I didn't get frustrated. I didn't have to check the description to know what to do. I just enjoyed the game. I think it's great.

This feels very similar to "Dear Anna". Is it based on real-life experience? If it is, it would've been good if you wrote that at the beginning of the game or in the description. It would've improved the experience dramatically.

I really enjoyed this, at first I was a little frustrated walking back and forth having no idea what to do.

THANK YOU! For supporting controllers, it's such quick and easy thing to put into games, I must prefer controllers, so thanks :D

Then when found blue was relieved and entertained, really great color shifts with the music also.

Finding green was easier than blue for me, I know some people have struggled but it's an obvious hint... You are SHOWN it ;)

I think the pacing was a little slow personally, I'd speed it up a tad, I'd also let kneeling down be quicker which other people have echoed.

Overall I really enjoyed this experience.

Was this story of loss and moving on?

Game is consistent with your previous style, but this time the outcome wasn't that great. As what Wangleline stated, feels artsy but doesn't bring out emotion. Great sounds, but sound effects were lacking. Your last entry was better as there was something to play with, now it felt bit frustrating just to walk one to another, which was bit tedious. I do like the look and your style, but unfortunately this time game itself was lacking :( But keep it up, you doing well in these jams!

I don't really know what to feel after playing this. The gameplay looks and feels "artsy", but I feel like the artist didn't really think about all the elements and what they make the player think etc.

All in all, the game feels artsy but doesn't convey any emotions to me, the animations are a bit annoying to sit through (make them shorter, please >_<) and the music fits the game pretty well.

Also, a lot of things don't make any sounds, which makes me - as a sound designer - a bit sad ;w;

Good luck with your submission, Kyon! :3

edit: a typo :D

Very nice immersion. An atmospheric game with a nice narrative. The up/down movement could have been a bit more fluid/quicker, but when I found the last colour I realised how much that actually worked. I got blue last. Great entry!

Very calm and atmospheric. I enjoyed the presentation. I didnt manage to find the green colour though, got the blue and red, but couldnt figure out green. Didnt understand what the device was that showed the 3 coloured dots too. I was thinking the tree would somehow grow green leaves, giving me the colour, but couldnt figure out how to do it. Also the slow crouch annoyed me a bit, even though it fits in into the calm nature of the game, i still wanted it to be a bit faster. But other than that very cool!