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Home › Games › Fake Colours Updated March 2026

Is Fake Colours safe for children?

Not Rated Strategy, Casual, Indie Generally safe
In-game screenshots
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Content breakdown
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Generally safe
# Fake Colours - Parent Guide Fake Colours is a safe, non-violent puzzle-platformer your child can enjoy solo. It contains no language, sexual content, or scary elements, making it appropriate for most ages. The strategy gameplay and achievements encourage problem-solving, though it lacks online features for social interaction.
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Violence
Mild
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Language / Profanity
None
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Sexual Content
None
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Horror / Scary
None
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In-App Purchases
None
About the game
Genre
Strategy, Casual, Indie
Released
2015
ESRB Rating
Not Rated
Available on
Linux, macOS, PC
Age suitability
Under 6
Not yet
Ages 6–8
With parent
Ages 9–12
Yes
Ages 13+
Yes
Where to play
🎁 Find on Amazon

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Ratings based on ESRB classification, RAWG metadata, and editorial analysis. Updated March 2026.
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