RGB RUN

Simple but enjoyable. Basic color memorization and running that gets more steps added in as the levels move on. Great for trying to help with quick memerization skills and/or patience. Edit: Already beat the game in 75 minutes, was enjoyable, though I did write down the letters and switches when I needed to in order to make it much easier. Even if I did not write the answers down, it would still be fun. Also it has a nice basic (4 simple beat songs) soundtrack.

Repetitive, annoying, boring game.

The soundtrack is dope and the visuals are stunning, but there should be a random aspect added to the game. Overall, a short and enjoyable experience!

Short game, took me just a little under an hour. starts off with a super simple concept and finds new ways to play with it Levels are well designed are are calculated to really mess with your head (this is a good thing) Honestly worth more than I paid, super great, and would love to see a longer / more full version of this game. Lots of fun, would play again 10/10

best and most stressfull small game ive played in a while 100% recomend playing this hidden gem. btw youll get angry bc it is pretty hard

RGB Run seems, at first, to be a simple memory game, but it adds in new mechanics to make the game more difficult. It keeps you on your toes, and keeps the game somewhat fresh. It isn't an expensive game, it doesn't demand a massive amount of graphics, and it is a slightly addictive memory game. I recommend you pick it up, but do not expect some massive game full of features. RGB Run has only one goal, and it achieves it and then some.

This game is really short. Lacks a whole lot of interesting mechanics but its enjoyable for a while. Its indeed hard to memorize and keep track of all the stuff thats happening, but its doeable. Also some game breaking bugs in the main menu, might want to check them out. Edit: I dont remeber writting this review, ever. And the fact that it says I refunded this game is confusing. Originally wrote this back in 2019, its 2024 and i cant, for the life of me, remember this at all.