Prism Flipper
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Delve into the world of Prism Flipper. In dark gloomy times everyone needs a bit of color in their lives. Inspired by the color theory and the interaction of simplistic geometric shapes. Let’s keep the prism spirit alive.
In Prism Flipper you control a triangle. The goal is to move your triangle with the black border through the playing field to get to the triangle with the cyan border. You can flip the triangle by flipping it on to neighboring triangles along side its edges.
Your current triangle’s color will combine with the color of the triangle that you flip onto. If your triangle is a primary color (red, yellow, or blue), and you flip onto another primary color, the colors will be combined to produce a secondary color triangle. For example, if you flip a yellow triangle onto a red triangle, it turns into an orange triangle.
If your triangle is a secondary color (green, purple, orange) and you flip onto the primary color, the color will be subtracted. For example, if you flip an orange triangle onto a yellow triangle, it turns into a red triangle.
There are some combinations in Prism flipper that will cause you to lose the game. If you combine two different secondary colors together it turns into a dark triangle and you lose. For example, if you flip a purple triangle onto an orange triangle you lose. Also you combine a secondary color with an opposing primary color it turns into a dark triangle and you lose. For example, if you flip a red triangle onto a green triangle you lose.
In Prism Flipper you control a triangle. The goal is to move your triangle with the black border through the playing field to get to the triangle with the cyan border. You can flip the triangle by flipping it on to neighboring triangles along side its edges.
Your current triangle’s color will combine with the color of the triangle that you flip onto. If your triangle is a primary color (red, yellow, or blue), and you flip onto another primary color, the colors will be combined to produce a secondary color triangle. For example, if you flip a yellow triangle onto a red triangle, it turns into an orange triangle.
If your triangle is a secondary color (green, purple, orange) and you flip onto the primary color, the color will be subtracted. For example, if you flip an orange triangle onto a yellow triangle, it turns into a red triangle.
There are some combinations in Prism flipper that will cause you to lose the game. If you combine two different secondary colors together it turns into a dark triangle and you lose. For example, if you flip a purple triangle onto an orange triangle you lose. Also you combine a secondary color with an opposing primary color it turns into a dark triangle and you lose. For example, if you flip a red triangle onto a green triangle you lose.