PRISMATICA

Features

(...and "marketspeak"-to-english translation)

• Brand new & innovative puzzle type
  (i.e. not consciously copied or cloned from other games)
• Old-school rotational chromatic combination mechanism
  (i.e. you turn colored stuff in circles to win)
• Clean essentialistic style and design aesthetics
  (i.e. "minimalistic" games are SO 2013. Essentialism is what all the cool kids nowadays call having a tiny art budget... also; 100% pixel art and chiptune free)
• Breathtakingly beautiful music by award winning indie folk musician Svavar Knutur
  (i.e. I cornered the most talented musician I know while tipsy and bugged him relentlessly until he agreed to let me use some of his music. But to be fair, he is REALLY good... just check out the link)
• Simple gameplay that's easy to learn
  (...since you can really only do one thing; rotate stuff but the words "easy" and "simply" apparently appeal to casual gamers)
• Challenging puzzles that can be difficult to master
  (i.e. it took me 7 tries to get through the second level of the first prototype until I "got" the trick to it and I still can't solve some of the more difficult levels myself even though I've mathematically proven them to be "solvable". Also; the word "challenging" and "difficult" appeals to hard-core gamers and puzzle enthusiasts.)
• Intuitive and straightforward controls
  (i.e. my 18 month old son got that you just poke at stuff and move it with your fingers and my 3 year old daughter could actually solve most of the first few levels)
• Calmly tackle 48 lovingly hand crafted puzzles in your own time or test your wit and speed in the new Challenge Mode
  (i.e. adding a time and moves countdown really pumps up the stress levels)
• Supports landscape & portrait orientation and anything in between
  (...for that one handed thumb action on your phone or split screen shenanigans)
• Includes color blind mode for added accessibility
  (...because the damn dress was apparently blue the whole time!)