Color Spreads is a minimalist's dream when it comes to puzzle games. It’s based on a simple 'flood fill' or 'expansion' mechanic where you have to cover a board in color using specific blocks. The beauty lies in the constraints—you only have a certain number of moves or specific directions the color can flow. It’s very meditative, especially with the clean aesthetic and the soft sound effects that accompany each successful spread.
The difficulty curve is excellently paced. It introduces new mechanics, like blockages or multi-color blending, just as you start to master the previous levels. It’s the kind of game that is perfect for 'brain training' because it requires you to visualize the entire board's solution before you make your first tap. It's ad-supported, but the puzzles are engaging enough that it never feels like a chore to play.
Available on: iPhone, iPad, iPod
Version 2.8Thu Aug 18 2022
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Color Spreads is a minimalist puzzle game that focuses on spatial reasoning and color theory. Players must tap on specific nodes to cause color to flow across a grid, attempting to fill the entire board within the allotted moves. As levels progress, obstacles and complex patterns emerge, requiring careful planning and a deep understanding of the board's geometry. It is a peaceful, intellectually stimulating experience.
Hundreds of handcrafted puzzles
Clean and vibrant minimalist UI
Relaxing atmospheric music
Challenging move-limited levels
Intuitive one-tap gameplay
Before you tap, look at the arrows on the nodes. These indicate the direction the color will spread. Try to find the 'Corner nodes' first, as filling the edges makes the center much easier to solve.
In later levels, you can overlap colors to create new shades. Use this to solve puzzles that require a specific 'mixed' color to fill a certain zone of the board.
Yes, if you get stuck, you can use a hint to reveal the correct starting node for the current puzzle.