RubyRepeat Hack 2.1 + Redeem Codes

Its fun but gets pretty hard. And when I lose, it scares me to death cause im not expecting an annoying sound & something to pop up on my screen lol.

Very addicting and fun lol. First time i got to like lvl3, a day later it's lvl6. one tip i would give is to see where the peices are around the octagon and look for a rhythmic pattern. Colors too if you arent a tryhard. 5/5, maybe try experimenting with a 4 button version :D?

Really Addicting, Beautiful Colors and fun for people, I like to pass it back and forth with my brother, and whoever makes us both lose wins! Great Family Fun, and you don't have to spend a Penny! 5 Out Of 5 Stars!

shouldn't said mean words about it in my last review.

It's fun and easy (tip: classic is easier than color!)

I love this game it's so fun and I can't stop playing it!

OK. Couple things here. It would be great if there could be a setting for speed. The app is a bit slow to begin each new sequence (uhm, how slow could a random number generating function really be?) - and the actual playing back of the sequence, is dog slow. Some folks might like slow, some folks do like faster - or rather, the ability to choose.

Next, well - as opposed to Simon, there's no different colors, so, all you have is position and musical tone. Unfortunately, the tones don't correlate. I mean, if there's going to be eight tones, at least make them ascending or descending, clockwise or counterclockwise - if not, have them be notes on a scale, with the eighth being the octave. But, as it is now - the two bottom pads have the same note, the only two that do, and the other ones almost, but don't quite correlate, in terms of high or low on the wheel matching high or low note pitch.

So... an odd combination of too simple (slow...) with arbitrarily complex (pads that almost kinesthetically intuitively correlate location with pitch, but not quite) (two pads with the same note, all others different). In short: nice to look at, but quirky. User options to customize all this, and it'd be a fun little game - even worth a buck or two.

Great game it's really fun

Good: This game is a perfect fit for the iPhone interface - great concept.
Bad: Way too easy, and takes forever because of the slow pattern speed.
What needs improvement: Better sound tones, adjustable speed (or automatic speed increase as the game goes on to make it challenging), multiple colored buttons (like the real Simon Says), score keeping, multi-touch (2 buttons at once) could be cool....

The first time I played it, I didn't lose. Ever. I stopped playing after 20 minutes because it was taking so long to get challenging. Because of this, I won't be keeping it - but I'd try it again if some features were added.

The idea for this app is a good one, however more time needs to be spent on the interface, effects, and sound. My main concern for this app is the sound. The sound effects are barely audible. My second concern are how the pieces light up. If the iPhone is held in such a way that a reflection of light is caught on the screen, it is impossible to see if a piece has been illuminated. Lastly, the game board can be made to look much better. Currently the app looks as though it were written hastily. Should these items be resolved in a future update, then I would re-load the app back to my phone.