R.G.B. is a cool new color matching running game from Invictus Games
- Published on Friday, 19 September 2014 10:36
- Written by AndrewH
A new endless running game has arrived onto Android called R.G.B. from Invictus Games. This isn't your standard endless runner though as it features game mechanics similar to that of Guitar Hero. You have three rows, each with their own little character running on them. Each row can have one of three colors appear on itl and when a color comes up to one of your characters, you have to tap there on the screen to swap the correctly colored character to that row.
So with this style of gameplay, it really does mesh a little Guitar Hero and other games of that nature into the endless runner genre. The goal is to run as long as you can without messing up and there is definitely an added layer of challenge with the whole swapping of characters to the matching colored spots as they show up.
R.G.B. Features:
- One-finger control
- Cool and simple design
- Music driven environment
- Google Play Leaderboards
- Scoring share
While this is a great little game to kill some time with, we do have to mention that the controls are a little flaky. Once the developers update this game with better controls, it should be quite a success since it is something different to play in an over-saturated endless runner genre. R.G.B. is now available on Google Play for free and does include optional in-game purchases. You can check the game out in action in the trailer below.
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