Rag Man vs Squidi Colors

Rag Man is on a mission…. He must save the girl! He hardly knows her, but she is beautiful and that’s good enough for him. She’s been taken hostage and chained up! The keys to unlock her are floating nearby attached to balloons. Rag Man must get at least 1 key to unlock and free the girl. Nothing will get in his way! Well, maybe a few things ;-) This game features slap stick comedy, precision aiming, and strategic puzzles to solve. Each level is an obstacle course that you must help Rag Man traverse. Rag Man’s strength is his rag doll body that allows him to fall great distances and sustain severe beatings. He is susceptible to sharp spikes, bombs and a dangerous mist. The complex motion and real-life gravity make this a game of logic and skill. Each level requires strategy, guts, and skill to get Rag Man to his goal of saving the girl. This will surely become one of your favorite games as you spend hours addicted to figuring out these levels. Kids of all ages will want to see what happens to Rag Man as he travels through the many obstacles to rescue the girl. Features • 6 Different Themes • 10 Levels per Theme • Additional levels can be unlocked by completing tasks • Each theme & level is unique and requires skill and logic to solve • Game center Achievements and challenges • Interact with hot air balloons, ziplines, bombs, pipes, and mine carts • Physics engine produces realistic motion and animation • Available degrees and power display for aiming arrow • Hours of addicting game play

Squidi Colors is a puzzle game, which at some point is like a 3 match type. Throughout its 4 worlds, gradually, multiple mechanics are implemented, based on colors. Each world is different from each other and has its own life, although they all share some essential mechanics. All objectives are related to colors. One of its central dynamics is, precisely, forming different colors using the Squidis that the game initially gives us. Sometimes the puzzles are difficult, but the game provides assistance: you can skip those levels and you can also undo all the wrong moves, even if you have already lose (there is a limit on the number of rewinds). In the second world, the rewind mechanic is not available, due to the nature of its puzzles, which is to compete against a rival.