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Pigmentone delivers a casual strategy experience centered on trial-and-error color manipulation. Players position emitters that shoot colored beams along screen edges toward receivers encircled by rainbow rings. They combine colors on receivers in real-time light-based mixing, split them via prisms into directed rays, and navigate invisible pipelines or dodge white obstacles to match each receiver's target shade. Across 50 levels, simple graphics pair with relaxing music to ease endless guessing sessions. A time-trial score rewards repeated attempts, while the help system adds a penalty for reliance. This indie puzzle suits patient players who relish honing intuition through loops of combine, divide, and reroute.

Pigmentone is a game that feels more like a guessing game than a logic puzzle.

It will make you waste hours guessing, combining or dividing the colors through multiple rings of rainbow, and it's up to you to find out where each one goes.


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Features:

· Simple and attractive graphics.
· Color combination system in real time who does not obey the rules of material colors, but rather colored light.
· 50 Levels that only will make you waste time.
· Relaxing music, so that at least you don't despair.
· A time-trial score that is only fun if you try the puzzle over and over again.
· With a help system punish you if used.

It’s a game mostly trial and error. Would you dare to play it?

Game rules

Emitters



These points of color, emitting a beam of the same color. These can move only along the edge of the screen.

Receivers



Receivers pick up the emitter's color and become this color. The receiver is surrounded by a ring of rainbow, which becomes the same color as the center circle when it's right.

Combining colors



Receivers can be combined in various colors, and also throw a beam to pass their color to another receiver.

Target



All receivers need a particular color, and only until each has its right color, level is completed.

Obstacles



Obstacles are white rectangular elements, no beam can pass through them.

Prisms



Prisms are triangles that divide a combined color, only work if the combined color comes directly from the receiver where they were combined. These prisms have two triangles in sides that indicate where they throw the rays.

Pipelines



On stage there are pipes invisible, these divert the beam in a different direction already specified, these become visible when a ray touches them.