I Love Hue

It's an okay time waster, with minimal ads, but there's practically no difference between levels, so it gets boring quickly. Maybe adding a mini-game, or a slider for hue of the entire level (like, up pushes the entire thing one color to the right i.e. blue to purple, yellow to green), would make the game a bit more endurable. Still, it is pretty relaxing, so good job on that front.

Very relaxing and addictive! Update: The levels get more and more tricky. I made it all the way to VOYAGER and had to quit because it was so difficult, the last color blend puzzle I attempted to solve was like trying to solve a Rubik's Cube -- every time I thought I had it, the subtly of the shades tripped me up. It's worth the try, however I had enough frustration & am enjoying I LOVE HUE too!

I love this app! I have social anxiety and I travel a lot. I like that you don't need Wi-Fi to play this (great for planes!). It engages my mind in such a way that I lose focus of the situation around me and it eases my anxiety. The colours are also beautiful. It really works your mind. Only issue is the constant ads

The core mechanic is very simple, it's just arranging color gradients. But the designer doesn't over do it with unnecessary features, it has a surprisingly thoughtfully implemented (if shallow) difficulty curve, good smooth controls, and i so rarely see advertisements I often forget they are there. It's like the prefect app, just... Surrounding a core mechanic for second grade art students.

This game is great. While it is just creating color gradients, the game itself makes it fun and relaxing. It isn't repetitive(at least not yet)and for a game like this, thats what keeps people playing. I never would've thought that sorting gradients out would be fun, but you guys did a good job.