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RGB Express by Bad Crane

Are you a crazy RGB loving gamer? If so, RGB Express is probably one of the most frustrating games this year, you play for this year but not bad reason, but you have nothing to do with its RGB, because you probably are ... T-Hey ...!

RGB Express (a bad crane) is a game about red, green, blue, and product delivery - some reason - except the yellow (?) House driving down the same road twice. Why Developers Yellow (!?) Rooms are a mystery that we hope to unveil in our developer interview...

Draws a line under different roads and streets that you have to travel through "collected" or "delivered" content, RGBExpress is a fairly straightforward and easy game ... or at least ... at the beginning ...

As you progress through the game, the levels are more and more challenging; you are forced to rack your brain that one will get the perfect route that you will get from the last without driving two down the same street. For crazy puzzle fanatics, RGB Express probably will be one of the simplest puzzle games for you to win, due to the fact that reducing at the same speed as increasing the difficulty of the possible answer numbers, if you're brighter on crunching, then figure out the numbers, your long time to find the right road no need.

Your way with 400 challenging levels is a lot of puzzle, a cute and simple design, and not many ads, really a lot to complain about this game.

If we were to find an aspect of hatred, it would likely lack a reset button when drawing our routes on the map. While it is not a big deal when you suddenly hit a stroke of brilliance and you need to map your route before forgetting it, manual will be backed up before a new draw is definitely a little annoying. However, at this point, we are seriously nitpicking to complain about something. I do not like RGB express...

If you're an RGB puzzle game that has nothing to do with your colorful gaming gear, play it for you!