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You have more than 1,086,008 combinations, but that's all I can calculate because the levels vary, so I just used the one with the most options. Consider it 5,430,040 for all five levels. 

This is a simple concept executed flawlessly. I cannot think of a single aspect of the game that I didn't enjoy. The puzzles were clever, the designs are slick and funny. Everything feels great. I don't know what the logic looks like for the solutions, but I think it would be nice to have a bit of leniency for the solutions. Maybe only requiring 3/5 correct answers (or even 4/5) for the solution to be considered valid? As it is, I brute forced a few of these. The last one I can't get. The LOTR one was cool, but the solution seemed a bit off from what I expected.

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Wow, I didn't even think to count. You can see it in the ending credits—I added all the different types of clothing there.

Regarding leniency, each level always has several possible correct answers, even without regard to character color. Perhaps only LOTR one allows only two correct answers; the others have many more. This is a very interesting topic, by the way. If you add more possible solutions, the chances of solving the puzzle by chance or brute force are higher. If there's only one solution, there's a chance the logic will be unclear. I tried to find that balance between the two extremes.

Thank you very much for your review, I'm very glad you liked the game!