Darkest Dungeon: The Color of Madness Review (JAIR06)
Color of Madness and Crimson Court are both masterpieces in artistic terms. Darkest Dungeon already stands out with its unique music and art style, full of personality and charisma. Color Of Madness takes this to another level. While I personally don’t find the Farmstead and the Husk as unique as the Courtyard and the Bloodsuckers, they are still pretty cool in their own way. Stuart Chatwood outdid himself once again, and "All Things Must Come" is my personal favorite track in this DLC.
But what about the content itself? Color of Madness is an endless mode where a comet's impact has created a breach in time and space, introducing a new challenge. This challenge brings a unique area, enemies, bosses, mechanics, and trinkets, all masterfully executed. There isn’t much more I can say without spoiling the entire DLC. It features two introductory missions, a small but nice story, and then it’s all about the endless mode and its mechanics.
It's an amazing addition, that’s all.