165. I Am Bread
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwDhUt5ewKk
This is another one from Bossa Studios, mostly known for Surgeon Simulator. It's the same kind of thing, designed with wonky controls where the main challenge is the basic navigation of movement and the goal is just to get toasted. But I think the humor works a little more for me here, and there's a little more creativity in play. Like most levels after the first you aren't actually trying to get into a toaster, but trying to figure out what other ways to make it happen. Like in the living room level, there's a radiator there as the obvious goal, but alternatively if you manage to knock a bowling ball onto the tv and catch it on fire, you can get toasted that way. This all culminates in blowing up a gas station to get toasted in the last level (which I'm just now remembering I did actually beat, huh).
Ah, one of the many awful meme games Youtubers got popular by yelling at it. This one wasn't as bad as some of the others imo.
164. Hue
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iP7mp5Y5EHI
What was the first game to do this whole "change the colors of the background to make things of that color vanish" thing? I swear I've seen it in a handful of different games. 3 (I think?) more are going to appear on this list alone. Hue is the one I remember the least, which is funny because it's the one that utilizes the mechanic the most. As a puzzle platformer though, it was alright.
Yeah, this seems about right for Hue. I got this through Limited Run Games for the Vita, and it is one of the most forgettable puzzle platformers I've played. They never really figured out how to make good puzzles with the mechanics and they just kept adding colors which didn't really add any new gameplay mechanics after the third one.