Dye stars a white circle with legs by the name of Hue, who must restore color to his world after four evil “Necrolights” capture all the Pigments that populated the four worlds. While the four worlds, and their respective fourteen levels, are all separately distinguished by colors, they all tend to look rather similar, which seems like a rather clear missed opportunity to differentiate the worlds further, and adds some unwelcome repetition to the gameplay.
Carlos writes: "With February coming to a close, it’s time to return to our series of monthly articles in which we take a look over the month's recent releases to find some of the easiest Achievements you can unlock on Xbox One. Why? Because keeping ahead of your friends on the monthly Gamerscore leaderboard is all that life is about."
Neil writes: "You can tell a lot about a game just from its title.
DYE is quite obviously a game about restoring colour to a bleak world, letting you take control of a delightful little character, Hue, to jump, wall jump and float your way to victory."
Fin writes: "DYE is aptly named due to its love of colour and dying - and those are two things you will be seeing a lot of in this Super Meat Boy-esque platformer."
