Chroma Guess vs ChromaLogic

Chroma Guess is a quick, brain-teasing game about how well you actually see color. You get a few seconds to study a random color. Then it disappears, and you recreate it using three sliders: hue, saturation, and lightness. The closer your guess, the higher your score. That's the whole game. But picking the right shade once it's gone is a lot harder than it sounds. Or play head-to-head: pair with a nearby friend over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth and run through the same colors, round by round. Compare scores at the end and find out who actually sees what. Two ways to play • Classic — match the color you observed • Opposite — land the exact opposite of the color you saw (Pro Unlock) Features • Pure HSL sliders, no presets, no cheating • Local multiplayer for two, pair up nearby and race the same colors • Adjustable difficulty and observe time • Score breakdown showing accuracy, difficulty, observe, and speed • Scales with your system text size, right up to the largest accessibility settings • Haptic feedback you can toggle off • Clean, type-forward design with a custom color-meter aesthetic • Works offline. No accounts, no ads, no tracking. Great for quick breaks, color-curious creatives, and anyone who's ever argued about whether something is teal or cyan.

ChromaLogic is a color puzzle you can play in about a minute daily! Every day you get one puzzle: a 3x3 grid of colors with a single square missing. Read the pattern the colors follow, then use the color wheel to mix the shade you think belongs in the gap. You get three tries, and the closer your guess is to the real color, the better you score. It is easy to pick up and surprisingly satisfying to get right. Your eye gets sharper the more you play.