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This is an interesting little game, but you should turn off the sound before playing. There’s some sort of subliminal message in the music… at first I thought they were saying “killers”, but now I’m pretty sure it’s “crullers”. I don’t know about you, but pastries terrify me. |
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I'm sure this game is fun for some people but I Just hate it.
*Tip - don't forget to make as much as you can color mixes per level. You can lose several seconds, but the points ballanced the situation.
this is the saddest game i have ever seen. i didnt know what the HELL i was doing and i got through the first 6 levels like NOHTING. just click click click click. someone grow a brainstem and make a real game.
You guys are all way too jumpy.
They're saying "Kullers" which is, you know, the name of the game. Duh.
I gave up in the 'how to play' because red and yellow made green.....
Because orange+green=/=yellow, and so on.
Interesting at best.
But why not use a normal color wheel?
(red+yellow=orange, blue+yellow=green, red+blue=purple?)
You would have to think before you mix, or be able to split them up...
magenta cyan and yellow are the primary colors used in subtractive applications such as printing with red yellow blue used traditionally for subtractive applications such as painting, however using the red yellow blue method some colors can't be mixed, magenta cyan and yellow are better able to simulate actual color, but neither is perfect
red green blue is typically used for additive primaries such as light (computer monitors)some colors may not be able to be mixed using even this, but it doesn't matter on displays because LCD technology isn't good enough to display all the available colors anyway with the RGB system
In short for those that dont feel like reading....
primary colors arnt a property of light, just a way to describe how our eyes (using three different types of receptors) recieve light
"Kill me". God that is the creepiest game music I ever heard.
Idk about this game. It is extremely boring, and the voice is creepy. Its like a kid whispering kill me ushhhhh.
I gave up after the 4th in game advertisement popped up. Interesting logic game though.
The little voice telling me to kill was seriously creepy, even more so when juxtaposed with a game about matching cute little wiggly gumdrops.
Omg...sam dude's right. They say "kill me"...scary.
Ok. Go on addicting games and look for circles of pain. Trust me. U won't be disapointed.
When you match up the colours, I swear they say
"Kill me"
Pretty cool at first, but gets boring quickly.
I don't see the problem with the color wheel however. Magenta-cyan-yellow are the "real world" primary colors that can be mixed to form blue/purple, green and red/orange. Red-green-blue are the "computer" primary colors that can be mixed to form yellow, cyan and magenta. So everything makes sense, right?
I agree, weird color circle. Where did they come up with that"
You would think the colors would run more like this:
Red-Orange-Yellow-Green-Blue-Purple
Little voice in music... so... creepy..
Anyhow, the game is alright, but I got bored of it quickly. In school, the magenta-cyan-yellow relationship was never part of the color wheel. So it took me a while to think of those three as a set and the others as a set, since I've always been familiar with primary colors. Which may be why I lost interest in it.
Eh.
The little guys look like gumdrops, and now I want some candy.