Dinsun Review
Dinsun here. I don't usually go for 'zen' games, but I Love Hue Too is genuinely impressive. It’s a puzzle game that doesn't rely on logic in the traditional sense, but on your eye's ability to perceive subtle shifts in value and saturation. It’s conservative in its lack of 'game-y' mechanics—there are no timers, no enemies, no stress. Just you and the spectrum.
The sequel adds more complex geometry which actually makes the puzzles harder to solve than the original. It’s a meditative experience that still manages to be challenging. For a 40-year-old gamer, it’s a perfect 'wind-down' game. It’s polished, it’s beautiful, and it respects your intelligence by offering genuinely difficult late-game mosaics. It knows exactly what it is and does it perfectly.
Overall Stats
Pros & Cons
- Beautiful, minimalist aesthetic
- Massive amount of content (900+ puzzles)
- Genuinely relaxing gameplay loop
- Can be impossible for those with color vision deficiency
- The core loop never changes; what you see is what you get
- Some geometric patterns feel overly busy
Technical Report
Performance: Smooth transitions and no lag; vital for color-shifting visuals.
- Haptic feedback options
Audience Fit
Buy if: You enjoy minimalist puzzles and have a keen eye for color.
Skip if: You are colorblind or prefer fast-paced action games.
- KAMI 2
- Blendoku
Reviewer Context
- Reviewer: Dinsun, critical veteran gamer
- Hardware: iPhone 15 Pro Max
- Playtime: 20 hours
- Status: Finished several 'Talisman' sets
