StrategyFit check
Is Color Madness worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy platforming with memory-based navigation
- Fans of difficult obstacle-avoidance games
- Players seeking a short side-view action challenge
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for forgiving movement may find the stated high difficulty unsuitable.
- Players who prefer constant visibility may dislike losing sight while moving.
- Players seeking a role-playing system or a strategy campaign may find the obstacle-focused scope too narrow.
Our take on Color Madness
The store page gives the unusual loss-of-sight mechanic a clear premise, but its feature list presents visual style, multiple locations, and difficulty without explaining how those elements shape play. The main distinction is therefore easy to miss among broad feature labels.
What is Color Madness?
Color Madness is a side-view game about controlling a cube that loses its eyesight while moving.
The character tries to return home despite a hostile environment and a disaster. Players navigate by memory, dodge traps, jump on platforms, overcome obstacles, and avoid collisions with dangerous cubes. WASD controls movement. The game includes a visual style, multiple locations, and a high difficulty.
How Color Madness plays
- 01Memory-based movement
- The cube loses its eyesight while moving, so navigation relies on remembering the surroundings.
- 02Trap avoidance
- The character must dodge traps while attempting to return home.
- 03Platform jumping
- Movement includes jumping across platforms and overcoming obstacles.
- 04Multiple locations
- The game takes place across multiple locations.
- 05High difficulty
- The game is presented as a high-difficulty experience.
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Color Madness: platforms & release
Is Color Madness worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy platforming with memory-based navigation. Skip it if: players looking for forgiving movement may find the stated high difficulty unsuitable.
Where can I download Color Madness?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Color Madness's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Color Madness on?
Windows only.
