Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Where to buy
Steam $14.99
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Evaluation
Fake Colours launched on January 1, 2015 as a self-contained 30-level puzzle game. The store description explicitly describes a fixed set of 30 levels with no mention of additional content, expansions, or live updates. Early posts from 2015 discussed camera improvements and language additions, and trading cards were rolled out in December 2015 — all quality-of-life and platform feature work rather than new game content. The most recent developer communication was a November 17, 2018 post announcing an upcoming patch to fix camera and UI issues, with a vague hint at "a little something extra." That post is now over seven years old with no follow-up, and no new content, DLC, or roadmap has ever been announced. The game appears to have shipped as a complete, finite puzzle experience and has not received any content additions beyond its original 30 levels.
Evidence
Store description describes a fixed 30-level puzzle game with no mention of additional content, DLC, or ongoing updates
Developer announced a patch in progress to fix camera and UI, with a vague hint at something extra. This is the last communication from the developer, now over seven years ago, with no follow-up posted.
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
Budget Friendly Entertainment
Achievements
7
Platform
Windows, macOS, Linux
Controller
partial support
Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player
About this game
Designed around the RBG colour scheme, Fake Colours is a 3D cube rolling puzzle game in which the player must move three coloured blocks to their corresponding target squares. Don't be fooled by the simple, yet beautiful art in the game, Fake Colours is all about the puzzles. Game Blocks are able to roll on top of each other but are unable to roll onto tiles that are not their respective colours. The opening 10 levels won't take you too long to get through and learn, but don't be fooled into thinking this game is short or easy. The remaining 20 levels will take you hours and many cases days to complete. These puzzles grow in difficulty as the game progresses and later includes mini-coloured cubes that change the original cube’s colour once it moves through the mini-cube. Although simple to learn, Fake Colours is quickly becoming one of the most memorable puzzle games since Tetris. The ambient music and excellent vibrant graphics help create the foundation that makes Fake Colours addicting and fun!
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Last evaluated Jun 28, 2026
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