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Repaint platforms on the map to solve asymmetric puzzles for two players. Use the unique function of each platform type to open up new paths. Cooperate, plan, solve, experiment with colors, and restart freely if need be. A vibrant pixel art world and its spirits need your help.
Feature List
Color the world: Repaint platforms to solve puzzles. Each color has a unique property that helps you affect the environment.
Asymmetric puzzles: each level is a separate puzzle that needs to be solved by two.
Single screen levels with beautiful hand drawn 2D pixel art: cute spirits, breathtaking backgrounds, and gameplay elements that will catch your eye.
Non-punishing gameplay: you can restart the current level any time.
Local two-player co-op: available in our demo and in the full game!
Online two-player co-op: coming in the full game!
Xbox and PlayStation controller support.
Shared keyboard mode, where you can bind keys to two players.
Colorami is a chill two-player puzzle platformer where you solve puzzles using the powers of color on the map. You change the colors of platforms and use unique properties of each color to affect your environment.
There's no need for fast reflexes here. This is a journey of logic, experimentation, and discovery.
The demo version contains a selection of levels to be experienced in local co-op only.
Colors define the rules of reality. By changing your character’s color palette, you gain powers to change the color of platforms on the map. You can recolor them as much as you like, which can lead to surprising and satisfying ways of solving the puzzles.
Each level is a small ecosystem, designed to be explored, understood, and solved at your own pace. Some levels have more than one solution.
In a local or online co-op, two players work side by side to navigate the world, each with their own ideas, perspectives, and roles in the puzzle solving process. Colorami was created to be explored together.
Need someone to open a path while you're standing on a moving platform?
Our levels are designed for cooperative problem solving, and each player can use their color independently. One player can manipulate platforms while the other moves through a newly opened area. Or they can carry color between distant parts of the map. Coordination and communication are the key.
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