bit Generations: Coloris

Shift colors to create chains. The gameplay might remind you of Bejeweled, but this requires a considerably greater amount of skill to play.

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• bit
• generations
• coloris

[FrikZz0r]

Coloris is very hard to understand.

[bluedisk]

Your cursor's color shifts blocks towards that color, but shifting a block with a color too far away from the cursor color greys it out (the color wheel at the beginning of the stage tells you the ordering of colors).

Blocks can also get greyed out from inactivity, which is represented by how quickly that block's animation plays. You can only fill up the color bar at the top of the screen when you have no greyed out blocks, and you beat the stage when the color bar fills up.

[FrikZz0r]

Thanks for explaining it. Just yesterday I was reading FAQ on coloris so I kinda got the hang of it.

But harder levels where you instantly grey out the block if you try to convert totally opposite color seem impossible to beat.

Like you said, it takes a lot of skill to play it, and a lot of effort to master it. But when you do, it seems like a really enjoyable game.

On the second note - digidrive is also damn hard :P

[bluedisk]

Digidrive breaks my mind when you get up to higher difficulties, so yeah.

[mahan34]

I can just listen to this game being played! You can so tell the sound was designed by Cornelius!

[kurtasbestos]

@Mematman15 Not the same! NOT THE SAME!!!

[Mematman15]

@kurtasbestos Game Boy PLAYER.

Did you not notice that?

[kurtasbestos]

Holy crap, why has this not been turned into an Art Style game???

[diodiov]

great videogame. like it very much

[variety927]

haha i have no idea whats going on. thats artstyle for you, eh? i love digidrive :3

[nannysdoom]

I just discovered the bit generations games. I have boundish on the way from play asia, but they didn't have the others :(