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Color Blocks

Released

MollejaDiscovered Sep 21, 2026

About the game

A fast 2D co-op platformer where your color is your ground. Switch Red, Green, and Blue to walk on matching platforms, swing on shared ropes, and race friends to the goal — on the couch or online via Steam.

Original Steam description

Color Blocks is a precision platformer built around one simple rule: you only stand on platforms that match your color.

Play solo or team up with up to four players. Everyone is linked by physics-based ropes, so every jump, fall, and color swap affects the whole group. Coordinate color changes, pull each other across gaps, and master launch pads, checkpoints, and optional rising lava to reach the flag — as fast as you can.

Think in color

  • Red, Green, and Blue — switch on the fly to make different parts of the level solid or pass-through

  • Overlapping platforms blend into new colors — teamwork opens routes no single player can use alone

  • Ejection — change color inside a platform? Physics kicks you out. Use it or fight it

Built for co-op

  • Local co-op — keyboard + up to 3 controllers on one PC

  • Steam Party — friends-only lobbies, invites, and synced level starts

  • Online co-op — play together over Steam with host-authoritative gameplay

  • Rope modes — colored rope physics or neutral rope for different level styles

Create, share, compete

  • Built-in level editor — place platforms, goals, checkpoints, launch pads, and lava

  • Level select — factory levels plus your own creations

  • Speedrun timer — beat your best time on every stage

  • Accessibility — colorblind palettes (Protanopia, Deuteranopia, Tritanopia, High Contrast) change visuals only; gameplay stays the same

Controls

  • Full keyboard rebinding

  • Gamepad support (Xbox, PlayStation via Steam Input, and more)

  • UI navigation with mouse, keyboard, or controller

Drop into a level. Pick your color. Pull your friends. Beat the clock.

Demo and release information

No demo is verified in the current check data. This does not mean the game has never had a demo; check its Steam page for current availability.

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Information & artwork: Steam · Last checked UTC