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@ trojanmaster Actually, yes it is. Take a look at an old monitor or TV screen next chance you get. It's called additive color, and your eyes work the same way. The primary colors, as in the game, are Red, Green and Blue, and the combinations they make are Yellow, Cyan and Magenta. As for the game itself, I think those comparing it to a "loops of zen" copy are totally missing the added challenge that this game provides. It would be like comparing kickball to baseball. Sure there are similarities in the game layout and play, but the possibilities for customization and difficulty in this game are so much greater. That said, I think 200 levels is a bit much for the standard game. The difficulty does not ramp up at a rate relative to the number of levels, and yes, the graphics could use a bit of improving. Overall, a 5/5 for concept and 4/5 for execution.

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