25 (game) vs Hexercise

Merge the blocks, level up, but beware of the red blocks in this puzzle game for you! How to play? When you swipe the screen, all the blocks move together in that direction. Try to push blocks with the same number together to level up. But beware of the blocking red blocks! Try to get three or more of them next to each other, to remove them. '25' is the perfect marriage between a sliding block puzzle game and a match-3 game. So tell me, what is your highest score? @BartBonte

Can you train your eye to remember an exact colour? Hexercise challenges you to memorise a target hue, then recreate it as accurately as possible. No multiple choice. No hints. Just your memory and a set of sliders. --- HOW IT WORKS --- A colour appears on screen for 3 seconds. It disappears. You reconstruct it from memory using hue, saturation, and lightness controls. Your score (0-100) reflects how close you got. Simple to learn, genuinely difficult to master. --- THREE WAYS TO PLAY --- SOLO PLAY Endless rounds to sharpen your colour perception. Every score is saved so you can track your progress over time. Great for a quick daily warm-up. DAILY CHALLENGE One set of colours, the same for every player, every day. Submit your score to the global leaderboard and see where your colour memory ranks worldwide. A new challenge arrives each day. VERSUS MODE Go head-to-head against a real opponent or a ghost player. Best of 4 rounds - both players see the same colour, best accuracy wins. If scores are level after 4 rounds, a sudden-death 5th round decides it. --- DESIGNED FOR PEOPLE WHO CARE ABOUT COLOUR --- Whether you're a designer, artist, developer, or just someone who's always been oddly confident about knowing a colour - Hexercise will humble and improve you in equal measure. - Genuinely tests visual memory, not luck - Clean neobrutalist design - nothing in the way - No account or sign-up required - Free with no ads - Global daily leaderboard