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5 Great Games Like

Hue on PlayStation
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Hue is a puzzle game where you run and jump through platforms. You explore a grey land while searching for your missing mother. The novelty is in the coloured pieces you uncover, which when matched against obstacles will cause them to disappear, revealing new puzzles.

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Release Date: 30/08/2016

Out Now: PC, PS4, Switch and Xbox One

Skill Rating: 9+ year-olds

Players: 1

Genres: Platform and Puzzle

Accessibility: 13 features

Components: 2D Side-On and Hand-Made

Developer: Henry Hoffman (@HenryHoffman)

Costs: Purchase cost

1 Similar Game Short List

Here are our hand-picked short list of similar games; the perfect thing to play next if you enjoyed Hue. We don't use automatic matching, instead, we hand-pick games that are good to play if you have enjoyed Hue.

Ink

Ink is a running (sliding) and jumping game where you see the platforms you are jumping on by splashing them with ink.

Ink is a running (sliding) and jumping game where you see the platforms you are jumping on by splashing them with ink. You control a little white square that, along with splashing colour everywhere, can jump on enemies and climb walls.

Out Now: PC, PS Vita, PS4, Switch and Xbox One

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Here are our hand-picked long list of similar games; the perfect thing to play next if you enjoyed Hue. We don't use automatic matching, instead, we hand-pick games that are good to play if you have enjoyed Hue.

Limbo

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Limbo is a narrative traversal game where you control a small boy as he runs, jumps and climbs through a dark, silhouetted forest that clanks and hums with foreboding.

Limbo is a narrative traversal game where you control a small boy as he runs, jumps and climbs through a dark, silhouetted forest that clanks and hums with foreboding. As the age rating suggests, he is killed in all manner of gruesome ways.

Out Now: Android, PS Vita, PS4, Switch, Wii U, Xbox One and iOS

3 Board Game Alternatives to Hue

These are our hand-picked alternatives to Hue. This doesn't use automatic matching, instead, we hand-pick games that are good to play if you have enjoyed Labyrinth. These selections also include games that offer a different experience but address a similar theme or topic.

Blokus

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Blokus is a strategy game where you compete to have the fewest unplayed tiles.

Blokus is a strategy game where you compete to have the fewest unplayed tiles. You add Tetris-shaped tiles to a shared board that is split into 400 small squares.

Kingdomino

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Kingdomino is a kingdom-building game where you place domino tiles to match terrain types and score points.

Kingdomino is a kingdom-building game where you place domino tiles to match terrain types and score points. As you play, you build a territory in a grid that requires careful consideration of where dominoes are placed to maximise points.

Reef

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Reef is a sequencing game where you grow a coral reef piece by piece.

Reef is a sequencing game where you grow a coral reef piece by piece. You play by placing Coral pieces on a 4-by-4 grid, trying to match patterns on the cards that you choose.

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Difficulty Options:	Simple and Full Version No Memorisation Advantage No Hidden Information No Deceit Advantage No Colour Advantage No Mathematics Advantage No Weighing Decisions

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Assistance Getting Started:	Clear Manual Electronic Version of Manual Electronic Version of Manual for Screen Readers Getting Started Video Digital Version Reference Aid
Assistance Progressing:	Play Order Tokens (Or play order doesn’t change) Reaction-Time Not Critical Low Pressure Low Impact Catch Up Rule

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Pieces:	Components are Distinguishable by Touch Components are Replaceable No Non-Standard Dice (Or No Dice) No Tiny Pieces No Paper Money No Sprawl
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Printed Visibility:	Colour Blind Friendly Design Double-Coding Colour High Contrast Colours
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