Flicts

About

Flicts is a point-and-click adventure built around a whimsical tale of a color that struggles to find its place in the world. Players guide this outcast hue through a series of scenarios where it clashes with the rainbow, flags, and other established color systems. The gameplay focuses on solving visual and logical puzzles to help the color prove its worth. The story unfolds with minimal dialogue, relying on interactive sequences and environmental storytelling to convey its message. This 1994 title stands out as an early example of CD-ROM based storytelling in Brazil, developed by JCS Computação Gráfica. Though obscure by modern standards, it’s remembered for its charming art style and experimental approach to narrative design. Its themes of individuality and acceptance resonate through abstract visuals and gameplay that rewards curiosity. With no combat or time pressure, the experience leans into quiet reflection, making it a niche but memorable artifact of 90s PC gaming.