Color Me: A Puzzle Game That'll Make You Think

Okay, let's be honest—we all love a good brain teaser, right? But sometimes those same old puzzles can get, well, a bit *blah*. That's where Color Me comes in—it's a unique blend of problem-solving and clever imagery. Seriously. It's totally free and runs in your browser. That’ enough marketing fluff, anyways ;)

A beautifully colored picture's presented to... well... the right spot on YOUR eyes to view it: you only need what´s between your temples to "look" further here. A masterpiece - you need to recreate the very thing you may start off confused into doing, as such puzzles go usually. This masterpiece but with some differences, or so one hopes.

So how its played. Each level is displayed like it displays for computer software (using grid lines... the computer understands you now ), and each tiny section has ta need'd its colours painted accurately, along certain specific outlines; The game shows you accurately where the coloring needs to be (though the coloring bits and lines, only somewhat in grid pattern layout- its cool;), but, here’s an all-important bit a real stumper - it DOES'NT tell you which colors goes where ; It remains your responsibility to color which space into whichever is proper color on whatever lines and to match which block etc- that takes talent no joke ; That; really! You have to analyze both puzzle and pictures colors. Much pattern tracking happens after initial setup completion . And the more challenging these pattern based setups are; it really trains your spatial intelligence.

Why you’ll love Color Me: It's free…accessible cause its played completely your browser…challenging yet not too challenging...addictive you may find ; very..satisfying once done .Its is like; really satisfying... If ya look for fun- a free good use all that free time ,something enjoyable then get your game on with Color Me its simplicity really lets puzzle shine. Another perfect hit using easy to build and deploy the HTML5 games really let games truly simple.

Give it a try. Really—or do not—whichever way. You won't regret whatever ya choose, though (at minimum, most wont.)