The real puzzle begins when the color is gone.
WHAT IT FEELS LIKE
The difficult moment comes after the target disappears: you must decide whether your remembered color was lighter, darker, warmer or cooler than your current preview.
A shade may seem obvious while you can see it, but its balance can be hard to recall after a few seconds. Once the sample disappears, adjusting the RGB sliders means interpreting a remembered image. Your preview offers something to judge, while similarity feedback informs the next attempt. Unlike matching against a visible reference, the missing color itself creates the uncertainty.
HOW IT WORKS
You see the target shade for four seconds, then adjust RGB values without the original beside you. Each submitted recreation produces a similarity score, with a limited number of attempts.
IS THIS FOR YOU?
For players curious about visual memory and small differences in hue. No English word knowledge is required, though precise slider adjustment matters.