RGB Express

Fun but challenging puzzler.

my favorite game

Has a simple concept at heart but it's done very well with nice graphics and some difficult puzzles along the way.

The game is challenging however eventually it does feel repetitive. Also very disappointed that after the first 5 hints you can’t get anymore unless you pay up. After paying money I’d at least expect 1 free hint every 24 hours for if you’re really stuck on a level....

Pritty good!! £2 though :-(

Really really good game.. gets your brain thinking

Worried about your job or the end of the world? Don't fret, this happy little game with hundreds of puzzles will soothe your fears for no readily-apparent reason. Not really addictive as such, more like ice-cream for the soul.

Well designed game with crisp and simple graphics. Easy to learn, fun to play. Just a shame more twists aren't introduced more rapidly and some levels seem too easy even as you progress up through the game. Perhaps these are included to boost confidence after some levels that require more thought...?? Nevertheless addictive fun and a nice diversion.

There is a really good puzzle game hidden here but you have to slog through a really dull one before you can unlock it. I would argue that the game only really gets good (meaning interestingly challenging) after you have completed 200 levels and unlocked expert mode. You will play through easily 100-130 levels before you even have to start thinking about your solutions. The early levels just feel like the longest unskippable tutorial ever. Once you get to 200 though the puzzles have ramped up to a decent level and the additional goal of finding the shortest path (expert mode) adds extra challenge. Fortunately there are still a lot of puzzles left to solve even after the 200 are out of the way. So yeah. If you can work your way through the early levels then it becomes a lot better. Just be aware about the shortest path thing from the start. I played many levels where I had let the trucks overrun because I didn't think it mattered (and, as mentioned, was basically playing on autopilot). Now I have to go back and replay a bunch of the really boring levels if I want the expert flag. It's frustrating. Oh, and the only reason I got this was because of a review. Previously I had tried the free version and, because the early levels are so boring, I had just written the whole game off. Maybe the developers should offer a selection of levels for the demo so people actually get an idea of what is in the full game. Right now this game really doesn't sell itself well.

This is my second time downloading and playing RGB Express and it's still fun. While I don't agree with micro transactions the developers do not force them on you and the game can be easily completed without them. It's a simple, addictive little game that can be brought up at any time.