RYB (iOS) Review

RYB, cleverly named after the three base colours of red, yellow, and blue that the game revolves around, has arrived on the App Store. It comes complete with a simple design based on a colourful logic puzzle style in which the player must put the correct colours onto the shape presented in front of them purely by following some specific rules.

The concept might sound very vague and hard to grasp, yet RYB does a wonderful job of slowly but steadily introducing the rules and concepts in a way that never overwhelms, keeping things basic and clear when necessary, but upping the complexity at the right time to grab the attention of puzzle veterans, as well.

RYB is separated into different worlds, most of which introduce new aspects that must be learned. Each world starts off very rudimentary on the whole, but there are the new rules introduced by each world, all of which ultimately lead up to one complex puzzle at the end of the game where gamers must use everything picked up prior to solve. Thankfully, the rules and solutions in RYB follow a specific logic that is always clear for all levels of gaming skill, and the difficulty curve is fair, making for a great experience. The only negative is that more will indeed be wanted when completely finished, which is more of a compliment than an actual complaint!