Liquid Colors
Liquid Colors is a brilliant idea for a puzzle game and one that works exceptionally well in Flash. It is another creative and original puzzle game entry to our recent game design competition. It was created by DDams of France.
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Hey Jay, i love your website, ever since i found it i have been on it everyday.
This game is fun, i like trying to find the solution on the different puzzles.
This was very interesting game with idea I never saw before. Some things that bothered me were the fact that colors in the mixing help section look different from colors on the stage. And that the mixing 2 colors does not produce same result as in real life, I mean mixing green and purple does not create blue.
Colorblind. Game is no fun. Although it can't be helped with this type of game, designers, PLEASE pay attention to what you require the user to do and how color-deficit vision might affect that. A good side-by-side option is to make things color AND shape based, so a user can rely on seeing the shape of an item if they can't see the color.
Thanks!
Undo button?
And I don't really like the pixel-style animation.
I liked this, really! I just put little squares of color all over the place for later use, because if you have all the colors, it's easy to mix your way to whatever you want.
Congratulations, you completed the hard puzzle after adding 3 and removing 5 barriers. Yay
Interesting game.. I think the best thing about this site is the variety. Any mood I'm in, there's a game for it. Pretty awesome.. Oh, and..
Green and purple don't make blue, but they do have blue in common as a primary color. If you mix two secondary colors, they turn into the primary color which they have in common. Probably to keep the number of colors needed to a minimum.
Hey, have you thought of calling your game 'Mondrian,' after the painted Piet Mondrian? Here's an image of one of his paintings:
http://www.nada.kth.se/~asa/bilder/mondrian.jpg
what do you click to play it?
nice game...I played all the puzzles! The grey colour is very irritating!
Walkthrough
Normal
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remove the wall at the front of the blue on the left hand side so it can occupy the white space.
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Remove a section of the wall on the red in the upper left corner so it can mix with the blue and make purple.
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Remove a section at the top of the green so it mixes with the purple and forms blue. Then remove the bottom so it takes over the white space.
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Remove the wall of the red, mixing it with the blue to form purple.
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Mix the orange with the purple to make red.
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Mix the last blue with the red to make purple.
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Finally remove a wall of the white so the purple can go there.
Harder
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Remove a section of the wall separating the green and purple, making blue.
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Replace the wall that you just removed.
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remove a section of the red so it takes over the white space.
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remove the two walls between the red and blue to make purple (make sure you still have another section of blue to use later).
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Remove a section at the top of the green so it mixes with the purple and forms blue. Then remove the bottom so it takes over the white space.
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Remove the wall of the red, mixing it with the blue to form purple.
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Mix the orange with the purple to make red.
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Mix the last blue with the red to make purple.
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Finally remove a wall of the white so the purple can go there.
Hardest
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The first step will be easier to explain with a picture. Just add in the three walls like in that.
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remove the wall separating the orange and green in the bottom right to make yellow.
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mix the other orange and green together making yellow again.
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remove the wall separating the two yellows you just made.
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Remove the wall on top of the yellow so it can mix with the white.
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remove the wall separating the two yellows at the top.
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Remove the wall separating the red from the yellow to make orange
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Remove the wall of the green square so it can mix with the orange and make yellow.
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Mix the red at the bottom with the yellow to make orange.
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Mix the square of purple with the orange to make red.
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Mix the remaining green and purple to make blue.
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Mix the blue with the red to make purple.
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Finally remove a wall of the white so the purple can go there.
I hope that all made sense =)
hehe
if you are really quick at the start you can put in boxes before the coulors are there so i managed to trap the grey in a much smaller area beween the purple and green in top right and orange in the bottom right
I have two words for you: "Level Editor."
Best. Candidate. For. Custom. Levels. Ever.
@ l0ser
Did you know that everyone is colorblind? It's true! Violet is poorly seen by "normal" people, and ultraviolet, a perfectly good color seen by bees and birds, isn't sensed at all. So really, we're all missing something.
I think it's fascinating, what different eyes make of the same world. I think that with genetic engineering, we'll at last be able to explore things like that.
In the meantime, let's invent a pair of glasses that shows anyone how l0ser sees.
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Walkthrough
Normal
remove the wall at the front of the blue on the left hand side so it can occupy the white space.
Remove a section of the wall on the red in the upper left corner so it can mix with the blue and make purple.
Remove a section at the top of the green so it mixes with the purple and forms blue. Then remove the bottom so it takes over the white space.
Remove the wall of the red, mixing it with the blue to form purple.
Mix the orange with the purple to make red.
Mix the last blue with the red to make purple.
Finally remove a wall of the white so the purple can go there.
Harder
Remove a section of the wall separating the green and purple, making blue.
Replace the wall that you just removed.
remove a section of the red so it takes over the white space.
remove the two walls between the red and blue to make purple (make sure you still have another section of blue to use later).
Remove a section at the top of the green so it mixes with the purple and forms blue. Then remove the bottom so it takes over the white space.
Remove the wall of the red, mixing it with the blue to form purple.
Mix the orange with the purple to make red.
Mix the last blue with the red to make purple.
Finally remove a wall of the white so the purple can go there.
Hardest
The first step will be easier to explain with a picture. Just add in the three walls like in that.
remove the wall separating the orange and green in the bottom right to make yellow.
mix the other orange and green together making yellow again.
remove the wall separating the two yellows you just made.
Remove the wall on top of the yellow so it can mix with the white.
remove the wall separating the two yellows at the top.
Remove the wall separating the red from the yellow to make orange
Remove the wall of the green square so it can mix with the orange and make yellow.
Mix the red at the bottom with the yellow to make orange.
Mix the square of purple with the orange to make red.
Mix the remaining green and purple to make blue.
Mix the blue with the red to make purple.
Finally remove a wall of the white so the purple can go there.
I hope that all made sense =)
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April 13, 2007 1:30 AM