RGBverse

색깔 런. 공이 데굴데굴 굴러갑니다. 공의 앞에 가시 공, 레이저, 굴러오는 공, 절벽 등의 위험 요소가 등장하며 타이밍에 맞춰서 점프를 하여 이 요소들을 넘어가야하죠. 또한, 색을 가진 발판들이 등장합니다. 레드, 그린, 블루 색상을 가지고 있으며, 플레이어는 1 2 3 을 눌러서 해당하는 색으로 공의 색을 변경해야하죠. 동일한 색이면 안전하지만, 다른 색이면 게임오버하여 세이브 포인트에서 재시작 합니다. 또한 공중 중력 발판 같은 것도 있으며 이 발판은 모든 색 또는 특정 색에 반응합니다. 점프 타이밍이 꽤나 중요합니다. 조금만 빨리 뛰어도 발판에 닿지 못하고 추락하고, 조금만 늦게 뛰어도 재대로 점프 못하고 추락해 사망하게 되죠. 동일한 색 발판이면 색이 유지 되지만, 점프를 해서 착지를 하면 색이 초기화 됩니다. 앞에 보이는 발판을 보고 색을 변경했다가 점프하고 착지하고 바로 점프했는데 색이 초기화 되어있을 수 있죠. 가장 불만인 점은 급작스럽게 등장하는 방해 요소들. 게임을 진행하면서 갑작스럽게 방해 요소가 등장하는 경우가 있는데, 이 방해 요소가 칼 타이밍의 점프를 요구하거나 방해 요소를 지나면 또 다른 방해요소가 있는 등 반응 속도가 느린 플레이어로써 짜증이 나는 수준의 배치라 여겨집니다. 아쉬운 점 -유지되지 않고 리셋되는 색 -급작스러운 방해 요소 등장

RGBVerse is a constant runner type game, in this case the runner of the game is a ball that goes along a track. At the end of the track is a giant portal like goal. Between you and the goal is quite a few openings in the track you have to jump over, platforms that may or may not be colored, a few projectile like obstacles, spikes, launch pads, and so on. Certain objects will be colored in this game, one or more of 3 distinct colors, Red, Green, and Blue. In order to land on these objects without dying you have to change to the same color of the object. The premise of the game is rather simple to explain. Simple can be good, in this case the game itself is easy to understand, not having any unneeded complications. Generally speaking, the game looks fairly pretty too, it keeps to its created theme and visually there is nothing that breaks the game environment. The game’s art is fairly good, though parts of it can look fairly dull. Unfortunately, there is little praise I can give to the game beyond this. The primary problem with this game is its controls, first in order to change to a specific color you have to hold the specific color that is needed for the platform. There is 3 different colors so something like that can’t be too complicated, yet I can’t help but feel that a toggle option would have improved this aspect of the game. Now you may be thinking that such a small problem could be too bad, and you would be right, if the problem was the lack of a toggle switch than that would be nothing. The problem lies with how the game handles input. To be blunt, there is a delay on ALL inputs. You want to jump? Press the space key and jump… bout a half second later. You want to change color? You better have pushed that button well before you needed to cause that is when I will notice it. The input delay that this game has is game breaking. Any bit of enjoyment one may have gotten out of this game is all but ruined by this delay. There is 9 levels to this game, I have only played 2 of them. The game’s levels themselves are at least decently laid out, perhaps I would even call them well made if it wasn’t for how poorly the game handled. As the game is now it becomes nearly impossible to give the level design a fair critique. To sum this game up, it is an endless runner with a decent (all be it, unoriginal) premise with absolutely terrible controls.