Chroma Rush

I usually only write reviews for games that are extremely on either end of the rating scale, this one is definitely firmly in the 5 star category! So entertaining and very addictive! Love how classic mode is a different puzzle type each time you solve and advance, keeps gameplay from becoming monotonous and boring by challenging you in different ways. And once I discovered I'd earn credits by beating my own high score in classic mode in order to unlock levels in the other play modes without spending a dime I was hooked! Pleasantly surprised to discover a game that'll not be deleted by the end of the day at most after it becomes boring or obvious that in order to advance I'll be spending alot of money over and over! This one is a keeper and has a permanent spot on my home screen!

Looking at the gameplay, Chroma Rush is a phenomenal app to kill time in line or in a quick car ride, or enjoy playing while in a waiting room or lunch break. It's hard to find games this practical and multi-functional. I'm in a Color Theory class in my college, and this challenges me on the key things to learn in the class: tonal progression(which we started yesterday), value scaling, focusing when coming across simultaneous contrast, stuff like that. And this fast-paced game helps spot things fast and gets me used to all of this, while having fun! I recommend this game to everyone, and you don't have to be good at art or colors to love this game. It's fun for everyone.

It's challenging and cerebral, and a very entertaining that will keep you coming back. The fast pace begs you for more attention and the fun quick puzzle sharpen you reaction time as the levels climb. The game can be very fast paced especially at higher levels, but if your one who likes almost impossible challenges this game is for you, conquer the colors to reach new heights with "Chroma Crush."

This is a very challenging game but it can also be very frustrating (in a good way, of course!). Two things I would like to see- restore the colorful cascade of shapes at the end of each game, and give us the option of a no-ads version. What a great thing that would be!

The neatest thing about this game is that you begin to learn what colors your brain is best at distinguishing. I realized that I tend to prefer colors that my brain is able distinguish the most visible shades in. And colors that I have historically disliked my brain is able to distinguish very few shades.