NEWS - Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Puzzle-Platformer ’Hue’, From Curve Digital, Emerges Today
The puzzle-platformer Hue, from developer Fiddlesticks, is now available for Xbox One. With a simple color-matching mechanic as its palette, Hue seamlessly blends a vibrant art style with clever level design and a touching narrative to paint a platforming adventure as refreshing as it is colorful.
Key Features of Hue:
- Unique color-matching mechanic, offering a new twist on the classic platformer
- A heartfelt story that touches on themes of love, loss, existence and remorse
- A world full of lively characters to talk to, each with their own personality and story
- Stark silhouetted art style with bright, bold colors
- Over 30 original music tracks, composed exclusively for Hue
- Full colorblind support, using symbols as a color aid
- Razer Chroma, Corsair RGB and many more colored LED devices supported on Windows
- Professionally voiced narration by Anna Acton and Matthew Wade, some of the UK’s best television talent
Although everyone whom the titular lead character Hue encounters sees only in greyscale, the world of Hue is far from black and white. On a journey to solve his mother’s disappearance, Hue begins to piece together her discarded research, ultimately discovering the ability to see the world’s hidden color and change it to alter reality. As the background shifts between shades, rifts form, and obstacles slip between pigmented dimensions.
As Hue uncovers new details involving his mother, he’s able to manipulate the game world in increasingly sophisticated ways. By transforming the background color of the world, Hue can manipulate objects, unlock new areas and interact with new aspects of the environment. Along the way, Hue will meet a diverse cast of imaginative characters in a witty and wonderful world filled with inventive puzzles and the tendency to instill a genuine sense of wonder. Hue also features support for a multitude of color-changing LED devices, and offers a full-blown colorblind mode by utilizing unique symbols as a color aid.
We hope to have a review of this original game as soon as we can. Until then, check out the launch trailer below:
Source: Press Release
