This seems really interesting.   Not sure if my computer isn't working correctly though.  I tried this in Edge and Chrome and got some different bugs with it.  In Chrome I see a pink screen.  In edge I am getting this error.  Is there a way to fix it?

I gave 5 stars on the innovation (though I think the graphics could have been better but it's cool that you are doing this all with geometric shapes - if I'm not wrong)

Hi, I played the game. I like the idea behind it, it's a pretty creative theme interpretation. I also like how the difficulty curve is just enough to keep the player on the edge. I really loved the color mix mechanic, that added a lot more strategy to the game. Weirdly this games feels a lot more like a strategy game than a puzzle game, but puzzle games do have some strategy in them, i suppose. The UI is really clean and crisp, this game is very well polished and has a good feel to it. The sound is good, even without music. Now, I haven't played every level, so I assume there is variety. The controls feel nice and fluid. All and all this is a really cool game, I couldn't find anything wrong with it, so I can't give any recommendations. Well done.

Edit: I just notice the name is "ColorBOUND" lol.

Reached the credits!  A few of the early-middle levels were a little overwhelming with how much was on the screen, especially when you don't really have a grasp of the colors yet.  However, once the color interactions start clicking, the game becomes a lot of fun!  I especially enjoyed the last level, with all of its sectioned-off mini-puzzles.  Well done!

I completed to level 1-7.

What a nice game ;) 

Gameplay:

I love the idea of color switching and door puzzles and even though I'm not good at logic games it was a lot of fun. Everything worked pretty well, the only problem I had was with portals as I really couldn't predict what they will do. Also when I quitted the game then I couldn't close my tab and I couldn't do anything with my browser, you hacker :P PS: Checkpoint system is amazing.

Graphics:

Graphic style is really wise and makes game enjoyable. I would just add a little of juice, like particles when we hit different objects and when we leave portal. The fact that you respected color blindness is also stunning.

Audio:

Sounds are well fitting, but I've lacked a music a lot. Even a really peaceful track just composed of few notes. It would give a lot of mood to that game. On level 5.1 I could make my own song by going from left to right and hitting those color changers, it was fun :P

Innovation:

It's definitely a well made idea (there are many games that make use of colors), but yours is not only well designed, but also it gives a lot of room to creativity.

Theme:

I get the bounds reference, but as for leaps there I can see only portals (so it's not something that follows us through entire game).

In short. A great game that really made my brain grow a little. Thanks :P

Great work. I really enjoyed this. The puzzles I played through were smart and well designed. You also did a good job in the early levels of teaching the player the rules so they know what works and what doesn't.

One recommendation I have is that even though you know which platforms you can stand on based on the color of your player, I think it would be good if the platforms themselves gave some feedback too. So, if you are red only then should the red platforms becomes solid, otherwise they should just be outlines, giving the player some visual feedback that they can pass through. It just makes it easier to follow what's happening.

Overall, great work.

This did turn out nice!  I really like the mechanics!  You managed to get a bunch of different puzzles out of some relatively simple gameplay which I really enjoyed.  Graphics were plenty adequate and I think overall things worked.  Some music and extra sound effects would be nice, but not necessary to enjoy the puzzles.  Nice work!

This is a highly polished platformer, with cohesive graphics. I had a lot of fun playing this one! I'm not colorblind, but colorblind mode helped a lot near the end. There is some cheese in some of the levels that I noticed, but that's a minor gripe.