RiGoBert Says

RiGoBert Says takes Simon Says and twists it twice: you can press multiple colours at once, and the disc itself doesn't sit still. HOW TO PLAY A circular disc splits into red, green, and blue. Watch the combination, then repeat it exactly — tap one color, two together, or all three at once, and the disc lights up to match precisely what you pressed. You have 5 seconds to make your move before the round ends, so speed matters as much as accuracy. Each color rings out its own note from a pentatonic scale, so a good run doesn't just score well — it sounds like one too. TWO TWISTS ON THE CLASSIC Multi-touch — combinations aren't just single colors in sequence. Two or three at once light up as their own mixed color, and you have to read and repeat those combos just as fast. A disc that won't hold still — depending on the mode, the disc drifts, spins, or does both while you're trying to track it. FOUR WAYS TO PLAY Still — the classic version, disc locked in place Float — the disc drifts as you play Spin — the disc rotates under your fingers Both — floating and spinning at once, for the steadiest hands only Each mode has its own personal best and its own global leaderboard, so climbing Still doesn't mean you've cracked Both. COMPETE GLOBALLY Sign in with Game Center to post your score and see how you stack up against players worldwide, mode by mode. There are ads shown after every 3rd game, but you can suppress them by tipping the developer - bigger tips, longer ad-free time. Quick rounds, real reflexes, and a bit of music in every combo — Rigobert Says is easy to pick up and hard to put down.