Color Streak
Shade Match Game
Feed Hue its exact twin as the shades creep closer. How many in a row can you match?
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About Color Streak
Meet Hue, a little blob of color with a face. Hue is the color to match; tap the chip below that is its exact twin and Hue swallows it and grins, while the whole screen tints to the color you are matching. The first round is navy against lime; then the shades creep closer, measured in ΔE, the number color scientists use for how different two colors look, until twenty in a row means telling apart colors most people call identical. A new Daily every day, the same for everyone, one try, shared as a line of squares that never gives the colors away. Classic until you miss, Rush against sixty seconds, Zen to find the smallest difference you can see. A streak that forgives with earned freezes, fifteen badges, a Lightness mode for every kind of color vision. English and Spanish, no account, everything on your device.
Features
Feed Hue Its Twin
Hue is the color to match. Tap the chip that is exactly its color and Hue swallows it; the closest decoy makes Hue jump, a miss makes it wince. From three chips to nine, the shades creep closer every round.
Measured, Not Guessed
Every chip shows its ΔE after you pick, the number color scientists use for how different two colors look. Your finest ΔE is the number to beat.
The Same Daily for Everyone
The Daily is chosen by the date alone, so every player in the world gets the same colors. One try, a new Daily at midnight.
Every Ten Is Worth a Card
Hit 10, 20, 30 in a row and Hue celebrates with a share card ready in one tap: your streak on the last color you matched. Or share a line of colored squares that never gives the colors away.
Classic, Rush and Zen
Match until you miss, race sixty seconds on the clock, or practice with no streak and no clock while Zen finds the smallest difference you can see.
Made for Every Eye
Every wrong chip stays visible with the most common red-green color blindness, and Lightness mode changes only how light or dark the chips are, so anyone can play.
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