ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard (Switch)

The puzzle mechanics finally clicked for me around level 4, and now I’m hooked on the color-matching logic. The way each hue repels or attracts objects is such a clever twist on a physics game. Definitely one of the better original Switch titles I’ve played this year.

The puzzle mechanics clicked for me once I understood how the colors repel and attract. The levels are cleverly designed to make you think spatially. I've already lost an evening to it.

The magnetoid color mechanic actually works way better than it sounds — swapping colors mid-puzzle to flip which surfaces attract or repel feels genuinely clever, and the Switch version runs smooth in handheld. I kept telling myself "one more level" and suddenly three hours had vanished.