
RYB is a logic puzzle game that plays like a combination of sudoku and minesweeper.
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Unique puzzle logic and a beautiful minimalist presentation. Unfortunately, I found myself brute-forcing many puzzles instead of fully understanding the intended logic.
Very fun game totally try it the puzzles are very unique. Know that the three opening shapes are three different saves and not three unique sections.
Solid puzzles. It's like Minesweeper, except with colors, and later mixture of colors. Every level is logically solvable, and it's fun to get through them. It's not too long, I finished everything in 2 hours, but that's fine; it explores the mechanics and deductions well, and it stops before it becomes boring. Also, it's free, so there's no reason not to try.
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Definitely a brain bender. Several of the puzzle mechanics are tough to figure out. Like when Orange is added as a color choice. Even reading the dev explanation on the forum, it's still confusing. Mysteriously, however, once Purple and Green are added, the logic becomes much clearer. The white dots and black dots are hard for me to keep track of, as I frequently end up confusing them for other color clues as the puzzle pieces are colored in/not colored yet. Really wanted the ability to take notes on the pieces, like "It's not this or that", or "Could still be ..."
Some developers have a colorful past while others not so much. I became aware of this game as it was made by FLEB same as other puzzle games I’ve quite enjoyed like 20 Small Mazes and Strange Jigsaws. This one came out much earlier and it shows in the way it tries to deliver its puzzle logic yet fails in its conveyance. More specifically, this coloring game sets its rules early regarding how a shape should be colored and it sounds straight forward enough. However, as it goes on, more rules are introduced that replace older ones and not in a very explicit way, leading to confusion and mistakes without proper feedback. As a result, since one can effectively brute force the solution with the limited number of colors available in each level and infinite continues, the design in itself falls apart as soon as one gets bored of not being able to figure out how to solve it and wanting to move on. The lack of music nor a satisfying visual cue in completion certainly make this matter worse. Nonetheless, the puzzles themselves can be a bit clever to solve and since the game is essentially free and a few hours long, it can be appreciated for setting the foundation to later and better products.
Fun puzzle game! The final level is lackluster, but there's some really good puzzles on the way there. Mechanics are introduced over the course of the game and don't overstay their welcome. It's free, so absolutely worth it. (Probably not colorblind-friendly.)
Quite a nice short puzzle game that really challenged me. Can be fun at times, but the final puzzle was a bit underwhelming. otherwise, you should check it out and stop scrolling reviews. its free
Nice constraint satisfaction style puzzle, not too hard but very elegant in its presentation.
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No-guessing pure logic puzzles. Very good, if you like the minesweeper style logic. Very polished and IMO good looking, it's short and free and because of it no mechanic outstays its welcome. Definitely try it if you think you could be interested.
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