When the game itself is more important to game developer than the money.

This is short but pure art. An unforgettable experience with brilliant music and extraordinary beauty with smooth and unique gameplay.

This is everything we want from a game company.

Hue Review After 100% Achievements on Steam 🎨✨

When the world finally fills with color and every detail comes to life, you realize Hue is not just a puzzle game—it’s an artistic journey that transcends the screen and touches your soul.

Reaching 100% achievements in Hue felt like painting a gray chapter of my life with vibrant strokes of meaning. Exploring colors wasn’t just about solving puzzles; it was about understanding that life becomes whole when you dare to see every shade—even the challenging grays.

The puzzles in Hue aren’t just obstacles; they’re clever messages inviting you to think outside the box—or maybe inside the color wheel. Every achievement felt like completing a masterpiece, and every challenge brought me closer to an ending that speaks in silent poetry.

Final Thoughts after 100% Completion:

Visuals: A creative blend of simplicity and beauty.
Soundtrack: A gentle story whispered to your ears, reminding you that even silence has its own music.
Puzzles: Smart, engaging, and sometimes "confusing in the most beautiful way."
Story: Like reading a colorful letter from someone teaching you how to see life in its fullest palette.
In short, Hue is not just a game—it’s an art piece that reminds you "seeing life in color isn’t just a choice, it’s a journey."
I achieved 100%, but it feels like I gained more than just accomplishments—I gained a small lesson about life. 🎮🌈

GRIS is a game that immediately appeals with its aesthetics. Each scene is done in a gorgeous watercolor style, with delicate animation, which makes it very beautiful. The musical accompaniment perfectly conveys the emotions and enhances the immersive effect. The theme of coping with loss is conveyed subtly and respectfully.
However, the external beauty hides some shortcomings. The gameplay itself may seem too simple: the puzzles are intuitive and uncomplicated, and the levels are linear. Those who are used to dynamic games, the project may seem boring. The repetitiveness of some mechanics also reduces the overall dynamics. However, at the end, the game in terms of mechanics can pleasantly surprise.
The game is clearly focused on emotional experience rather than complex gameplay. For those looking for a primarily visual and musical experience, GRIS will be a pleasant discovery. However, fans of challenging platformers should evaluate their expectations before purchasing.
I am currently replaying this game. I was first introduced to it about six months ago, and it didn't really impress me at the time. However, I now realize that this work should be viewed more as art than as an ordinary game.