red is the sequel to 'yellow,' the previous title from developer Bart Bonte, and this time instead of having to paint the entire screen yellow, you have to paint it red. To do so you will need to solve a series of puzzles that become more and more difficult.
The puzzles in red don't come with instructions. As a result, you usually have to tap on different parts of the screen to figure out how to solve the puzzle and move forward. Sometimes the puzzles are intuitive and can be solved in a few seconds, but in more advanced levels, things aren't so simple.
If you get stuck, red has a tool to get hints integrated into the game. You just have to tap the light bulb icon at the top right hand side of the screen to get a hint. The hint, however, is just that: a hint. You won't get the solution to the puzzle so easily.
red is a fun puzzle game that demands a high level of ingenuity and imagination. Especially if you want to complete all fifty of the game's puzzles, something that's much more complicated than it seems at first glance.
