13 games like ColorGuesser
Ranked by how much each one has in common with ColorGuesser — 2 that share its format, pace or language — then by how many people actually play them. All free in your browser, no signup.
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Colordle Also gradient and dailyToday's colour, named. The list of usable colours is on the page, and it is still hard.
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Colorfle Also paletteSix attempts to work out which three colours were mixed to make the one on screen.
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Prism 75 playsDaily color gauntlet: 5 quick rounds, same for everyone each day. Match a hue on the color wheel, sort shuffled shades into a gradient, mix two paints blind, recreate a flashed color from memory, and make two hues equally light. Scored 0-100 with an emoji share trail, streaks and a practice trainer.
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Toon Tone 50 playsRecall a cartoon character's colour from memory, then rebuild it on HSB sliders across five rounds.
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Afterglow 43 playsStudy five colours one at a time, then rebuild each from memory on hue, saturation and brightness.
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Colordle Game 31 playsMastermind played in colour: crack a secret combination of six.
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Close Hue 7 playsFive named colours a day, matched by eye and scored on how near you got.
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Bubble Sudoku 6 playsBubble Sudoku is a daily sudoku played with nine colored bubbles instead of the numbers 1 to 9. Classic 9x9 rules, one new board a day for everyone, and hints that teach the technique behind each move. Free in the browser with no account, and you can share your result without spoilers.
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Chroma 5 playsMix three shades in the right proportions to match the hidden colour.
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Dialed GG 4 playsMemorize five colors, then recreate each one from memory with HSB sliders and Delta E scoring.
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Colour Match 1 playRecreate the daily target colour by adjusting red, green and blue values, then submit once to see how close your RGB mix is.
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Afterimage Another colors gameStudy a colour, then rebuild it from memory with RGB controls across five daily rounds.
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Second Sight Another colors gameRemember two fleeting colours and identify whether the second became brighter, darker or shifted in hue.