Full Spectrum Gradient is a new puzzle game that has released on PC. This new indie game takes lots of inspiration from multiple puzzle games such as Puzzle Bobble, which is an arcade classic. This new title is actually quite efficient when it comes to resource usage too, you can run this on any potato PC, and it will work. You could even run it on an old Thinkpad Laptop without much issues, the biggest “hurdle” would be the 8GB of ram needed as recommended. The game hides an interesting twist to the puzzle formula, and we at Infinite Start will discuss it.
Full Spectrum Gradient is out
This is an Arcade Puzzler with a twist. Instead of matching falling tokens of the same color, you must clear tokens by matching them up into a complete rainbow line. This adds more depth to an already exploited formula that has been everywhere. Indie games are often trying their best to experiment with different ideas, and they often seem to nail it. Variety is the spice of life in any hobby, but this is much needed in gaming, where dark times are coming. Indie games are truly the force that will move this hobby and medium in the right direction.
For those who like to play locally with their friends from the couch, you can actually play the versus mode this game includes. This time, the versus mode of this game actually resembles that of Puyo Puyo, with a combo like system done with chaining. This could make the game a highly competitive spectacle, but people have to try it first to see how it goes. Balancing is often very hard to nail, so maybe people need to form their own opinion on it first. If you are interested in this new title, you can buy it now at 33% off to support the developer.
