Underplayed Gems

Dungeon Color (2021)

Dungeon Color cover
Developer
Gagonfe
Platforms
Windows
Genres
Casual
Rating
4.8 of 5, 59 player ratings
Typical playtime
about 1.9 hours
Where to get it
Steam

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How it feels

A slow, thoughtful puzzle where you swap between colored flames to match doors and navigate obstacles, requiring careful observation rather than speed.

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What players say

Players say Dungeon Color is a short puzzle game that starts easy but gets challenging around level 35, with some finding the later puzzles frustrating. The core mechanic is color-matching doors, but many reviewers note the gameplay involves a lot of walking with little thinking, and the movement is limited to WASD keys.

Screenshots

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