Daily
The homepage daily challenge.
Daily
The full five-round daily page.
HEX Guess
Practice precise HEX-style color matching.
RGB
Train with dedicated RGB controls.
Color Pick
Pick the right swatch from similar colors.
Memory Game
Memorize a color and recover it from close options.
Spot Difference
Spot the one tile with a slightly different color.
Color Sorting
Reorder a shuffled hue sequence.
Color Connect
Connect matching colors without crossing lines.
Color Connect
Start from any color endpoint and drag orthogonally through the grid. Connect every matching pair without letting different colors intersect.
Current level
1
Best level
1
Timer
00:00
Rule hint
Start from any endpoint and connect it to the matching color.
Some color pairs are still open. Keep going.
Pairs
How to play
Each level places matching color endpoints on a square grid. Start from one endpoint, drag orthogonally through neighboring cells, and reach the other endpoint of the same color. Different colors cannot cross.
Why play this mode
This mode turns color recognition into route planning. Instead of reacting to a swatch instantly, you build clean paths, backtrack when needed, and solve the whole board step by step.
Other games
After this mode, jump into Daily, HEX, RGB, or the other color challenges. Every experience has its own page and rhythm.
Dedicated page
The daily challenge uses a date-based seed, so everyone sees the same target on the same day.
Dedicated page
Move the RGB sliders until your color feels close to the hidden target, then submit.
Dedicated page
Train color matching with dedicated RGB sliders.
Dedicated page
Look for small shifts in brightness and saturation before you tap a swatch.
Dedicated page
Memorize a color first, then recover it from a tight set.
Dedicated page
Pick the one tile that is just slightly off.
Dedicated page
Drag a shuffled hue gradient back into sequence.
Extra context
This page is playable first, but it also acts as a focused landing page, so these extra sections explain the mode, difficulty curve, and audience.
Players searching for a color connect game usually want the classic feeling of linking pairs across a grid. This page gives that exact structure with color endpoints, clean board states, and a visible level curve.
The first version starts on a 4x4 board, then grows toward larger grids and more color pairs. That keeps the rules easy to learn at first while still creating a satisfying long session for puzzle players.
Frequently asked questions
It is a grid puzzle where you connect matching color endpoints with non-crossing paths until every pair is linked.
No. The challenge comes from connecting every color while keeping the lines separate.
Yes. It follows the same core idea of linking matching endpoints across a grid with clean routing.
The board begins at 4x4, then gradually adds larger grids and more color pairs, which makes route planning more demanding.
Yes. The first version uses procedural generation, so you can keep moving into fresh levels instead of running out of hand-built boards.