Pigment
Play on the web: https://michael-1898.github.io/Pigment/
When a prolific painter mixes new paints together, a blob of paint gains sentience and wants to eat paintings within his studio. YOU are that paint blob! Can you eat all of the paintings in the studio?
This game is a
- Puzzle Game
- Platformer
- 2D
- Side View
It's a color-based puzzle game trying to create new puzzle-solving mechanics.
This game conceived and developed within 3 weeks during a game program, so in no way is it extremely polished. Right now, I'm looking for feedback on the game on aspects like: mechanics, playability, satisfaction, difficulty, level progression, among other things.
If people enjoy the core concept of the game and show some demand to continue developing the game, I would happily heed that call. Just keep in mind, I don't develop games full-time, so it might take a while.
This was one of the first games I developed with a team, so it holds a special place in my heart. But still, by all means, roast the game as much as you want to. I'm looking for feedback first and foremost.
I really appreciate you guys for taking some time to try out our game!
Credits:
Michael Brown (Programmer & Project Lead)
Ravi Oliveira Nedungadi (Programmer) (A.K.A me)
Tony Tian (Artist)
Catherine Wang (Artist)
Vincent Jiang (Sound Designer)
Download
Install instructions
Download the .zip file through itch.io
Unzip the file (7-zip or Windows unzip)
The unzipped folder should contain an executable called Pigment.exe
Double click the executable file Pigment.exe
Enjoy!
Comments
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I think this game had a lot of effort and care put into it. The setting is well decorated and, even though it doesn't change much, doesn't feel repetitive. The puzzles actually had me spending a few minutes to figure them out later in the game. As for some criticisms I'd like the janitor to have appeared more since he barely does and the music eventually got annoying. Besides that this was very fun! Congrats!
Very good game, it's surprisingly smooth, the puzzles themselves were nice. The only thing that was kind of weird while I was playing is that sometimes the game crashes right after you "eat" a painting, I would just not be able to move, and the only thing that worked for me was to restart the level and see if it worked a second time, in which the second try never crashed, but it might also just be my computer.