Line Color is an excellent proof of how a primitive idea and simple mechanics can be turned into a solid, and most importantly, insanely exciting casual project, which is simply impossible to tear yourself away from. In short, the success of the user depends on the ability to timely remove the finger from the screen – simple in words, but problematic in practice. The player will have to control a miniature cubic object, it automatically moves along the marked track, leaving behind a juicy color when the user puts his finger on the screen of the device, and when he removes it, the character immediately stands up as if rooted to the spot.
But why such difficulties, if the track has already been drawn, and the finish line is just a stone’s throw away? And the thing is that Line Color locations are crammed with all sorts of objects with which the main character is forbidden to interact under pain of death, and timely stops help him overcome them without any problems. All obstacles are dynamic and for a short period of time cross the track along which the cube moves – these are all kinds of fans, and semicircles resembling horseshoes, and massive shifting plates that can instantly flatten the main character.
With each next level Line Color the tracks become more intricate, and the traps more insidious, fortunately, the path needs to be short, and after the finish line, the dexterous player will be rewarded in the form of a chest filled with gold coins. Money is needed to buy new skins, chosen randomly, that is, randomly after accumulating a sufficient number of coins. This casual novelty is like nothing else, it is bright, easy to understand, completely free and has every chance of becoming one of the best timekillers on Google Play.
