The only thing I wished was improved in Indigo 7 would be how to select colours.
Computers are far too smart so having a flesh and blood person to play against means you have triple the chance to beat them, and you’ve had the experience so you’ve got no excuse when you lose. However, I believe the game is truly a treat when you play with friends in local multiplayer. If you don’t care for the story there is also the normal single-player mode where you can challenge yourself to different objectives. Luckily, it never happened mid-puzzle but only when you’re about to start. Sometimes the game did break and I was unable to move my analogue stick to select anything but this was simply fixed by turning off and on the game. I believe by not having an opponent you can take your time.
I’m not saying I was any good at this either, I lost many times on this one too. You only have a certain amount of moves per hexagon colour which means you have to be careful with each move you make, as well as keeping an eye on the time. Where, as you can guess, I struggled again.Ī personal favourite challenge of mine was where you must own all the hexagons before the timer runs out. After learning about how to stack combos, I finally thrashed the other band members and could move on to the next level. After losing five times due to not having enough points to beat the other band members, I returned to the tutorial to see how to actually play the game. Turns out, I was stupid and didn’t realise how important combos were. I had failed it countless times during my playthrough, but the first time I had no idea what I was even doing wrong. This was mostly due to the opponent challenges. I don’t know if my brain is slow but I struggled from the start. When I wasn’t admiring the incredible art style, I was failing miserably at the actual game. I couldn’t help chuckling at some of the moments that should have had me shaking my head from the cringe but it was embarrassingly funny. The story which plays out like a 90’s cartoon strip and it’s filled with plenty of funny moments, like warding off Death.
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