Colors matter

Really nice idea and implementation (especially for the colorblind mode, kudos for that). Just as usual, I found the same one problem - lack of game feel. Ya can check out Mark Brown's video on this. Paritcle effects, screenshake, engaging music and sound effects, is what makes a game really fun to play and addicting. Look at Vlambeer's games to see a perfect example of this.

PS How do you export GMS2 to Mac?

Great job for including a colourblind mode. This crossed my mind when I first saw the theme, but surprised you had time to implement it. Bonus points!

The font on the menu screen was a little difficult to read but once the game started it became apparent what the goal was very quickly. The increasing speed was nice, and it was a unique game mechanic that I don't think I've seen before. I would say i was difficult, but satisfying once you start figuring it out. "four moves keeps me the same colour, so if i move this way, I'll end up where i started". I think just knowing the next direction makes it hard to stategise. Maybe showing hte next 3 or 4 movements as a faint path would help plan ahead.

Nice entry!

Definitely smart to include a colorblind mode. I liked the tension between the player's turn based movement and the constantly churning enemy movement. That kind of feeling would be great in something like a horror or survival contest because it immediately puts the player off guard - like how in resident evil how you can't shoot and walk at the same time. The game itself was very difficult - I wasn't able to quickly plan moves, even though I had perfect information. I think remembering the color sequence was the hardest part. Maybe the player sprite could telegraph what color it's going to be before you move, like highlighting possible move positions in a chess game? Anyway, nice entry!

Found this a little confusing to play, it's remembering the colors that come next which I struggled most with.

I didn't like the sound effects of the "burb" each movement, though the movement of the player felt snappy with a nice sound effect.

Props for including a colorblind mode!

I think if you had a preview of your next move that could help, as when you're moving fast it's hard to keep track, I think with practice I could do better.

My best score was only 2500!

Mad props for including a colorblind mode! It took me some time to memorize what color I should be at before leaping into an enemy though, and made a simple mechanic feel like a lot of work to bring down a single baddie. But still, I think the concept has some potential to evolve into something cool!

This is a great concept. My only issues with this are the sound (Hilarious at first, but I got a bit tired of it) And I would love a better indicator of what I'm about to turn into.

This game has a simple and unique concept; however, it is repetitive, and there is a sound effect that plays about every second which I found annoying. I think that without that sound effect, and perhaps with making what color the player will change to more obvious, it would be a lot more fun.