Roses Are Red is a cooperative puzzle game by Brian Patterson, officially released on September 30, 2019. The game was developed as part of a capstone project at Kennesaw State University, where it received recognition for its innovative approach to gameplay.

In Roses Are Red, players work together to solve a series of puzzles, with each player having access to different information. One player sees the puzzle while the other sees the solution, necessitating effective communication without visual overlap.

The storyline of Roses Are Red revolves around the challenges of color perception, particularly focusing on color-blindness. Players are encouraged to position their screens back-to-back, creating a unique experience that highlights the difficulties faced by those with color vision deficiencies.

Roses Are Red stands out with its emphasis on communication and understanding, as it not only serves as a puzzle game but also aims to raise awareness about color-blindness through its gameplay mechanics.