RYB

RYB consists solely of colorful puzzles that stretch and test player thinking. Each puzzle features a shape of varying size and color that must be filled in, though the rules for doing so change every time. Thus, it is up to the player to deduce how the puzzles should be approached in order to successfully solve them.

Depending on the player's logic skills, the game's puzzles will either be rather challenging or relatively easy. RYB lacks a tutorial or instructions of any kind, leaving players to discover how each puzzle should be solved on their own.

• What do you think about the game's lack of instructions? Did you appreciate the added challenge?
• Is it simple or tricky for you to think logically? How does your internal problem-solving go when you approach each puzzle?