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David Kanaga, who did all the music for Dyad is partially colour-blind. I think he has the somewhat common red/green problem. We went through the whole game together and adjusted the colours so he could play them without a problem.
Colour *IS* a very important gameplay aspect. It's possible, depending on how your colour blindness works that you'll have no trouble playing, but it's also possible that the game will be unplayable.
Thanks for your helpful answer!