overflowing palette
A free puzzle game — play it in your browser, no install. the puzzle 'Overflowing Palette' from Wuthering Waves as HTML5 Game
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Project: Recreating the puzzle Overflowing Palette from Wuthering Waves as an HTML5 web game using Phaser 3.
Levels are separated by regions. Yellow background: Cleared stages. Note: Cleared levels are saved in the browser's localStorage.
Shoud paste level in base64 format (or simply "string"): After "Load" you will see preview for that level if its correct "string".
Auto-generated levels without a move counter.
Choose board size, number of colors, and difficulty (which affects how shuffled the board starts).
Option to skip a level if you don’t like the generated result.
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