I started making replica of color switch game(playable on browser)

hello everyone!!!
Currently, I am working on this game, this is not the final build, I just want to record my progress here as a dev log. even though it's in the alpha stages, you can still play it on the browser now.

Click this link to play the prototype

How to play: Press- press "space" to jump
- you have to navigate through obstacles by matching your character's color with the color of the obstacles.

I didn't have much time to work on this game now, but when I have free time I will surely finish this game and update the build. i made a ping pong game last week and a lot of people liked it, so I thought I could give you guys an update on what I am working now. right now I'm just experimenting with Unity and Photoshop, soon I will try to make my own games with my own ideas and to do that I need your support.

I only made color wheels as obstacles for now, I just started learning photoshop a few days ago, so I need to know some of the tools and their functions in Photoshop before I can make more obstacles, For now, I am thinking of making a square and a line of colors as obstacles, if you have some idea for obstacles let me know your ideas in the comments, I will try to include your ideas for the final build as well.

I just learned how to manipulate the color of an object by building this game, before that I never knew how to work with colors, and this game exposed me to a lot of things in the coding aspect, I used the switch statements to determine the color that the ball has to have when starting the game and when it collides color changer game object which you can see in between the color wheels. it also chooses a random color except for the color which is already applied to the ball, these codes were quite challenging at first since I'm a beginner in programming. but once I coded it, it felt very nice to solve a problem. it was very rewarding in its own way.

I'm excited to continue exploring game development using Unity and Photoshop. Although I haven't had much time to work on my latest game, I'm eager to finish it and update the build when I can. I appreciate the positive feedback on my previous game and look forward to incorporating your ideas for obstacles in the final build. As I learn new skills through this project, I hope to create even more unique and engaging games in the future with your support.