Coloring Game: Little City

Title: Coloring Game: Little City
Series: Coloring Game #2
Publisher: L. Stotch
Developer: L. Stotch
Release Date: August 16, 2019
Genres: Casual, Indie
Platform: PC, Steam
Where to Buy: Steam
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A theme-based sequel of the popular Coloring Game (coloring by numbers). The sequel is dedicated to the life in the Little City.

The images have been designed to resemble isometric computer games. Complete the image – and the city will come to life again.

The game options are identical to those in the Coloring Game.

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Review

Coloring Game: Little City is a relaxing little color by numbers game. This game was free to download on Steam so I gave it a shot and enjoyed it. There are 15 images in the base game of varying difficulty levels. I was impressed with the level of detail in some of the larger images and I had a lot of fun coloring each quadrant. It made me really happy to see an area of the picture that I was working on pop with color as I worked on it. I actually felt pretty satisfied when I finished an image, especially the larger and more difficult ones.

I was surprised that there were actually a few controls to this game, including the ability to hold down shift to keep your lines straight while coloring, and an undo button. Clicking on a number will highlight the corresponding boxes, but there is an option to turn this feature off. You can also use your mouse wheel to zoom in and arrow keys to smoothly scroll across large images. Completing an image awards the player with a cute little animation and a matching steam achievement. The animations are simple, and a few are funny and a bit of a surprise. There is a few calming dance songs that play in the background while you play, but you can also turn the music off.

Overall it was a good experience for me, it is a very simple game with a small selection of intuitive settings for the player to adjust to their preferences. As noted, the base game is free, but there are options to purchase DLC for additional images. This developer has also released several free coloring games, so there is plenty of free content to explore. I think that it is well worth it to give the base game a try if you’re just looking for a silly way to unwind or pass the time.