About

Off Colors is a set of short perception games. Each one shows you something for a few seconds, takes it away, and asks you to rebuild it from memory. You get a score out of ten per round and fifty for a run.

The games

Difficulty

How scoring works

Every round produces a normalised error between 0 (exact) and 1 (as wrong as the dial allows). That error is raised to a falloff exponent that gets steeper with difficulty, so a near miss is worth a lot on Easy and very little on Brutal.

In the colour games, hue is weighted by the target's saturation: missing the hue of a near-grey barely costs you, because a near-grey hardly has one.

Scores and privacy

Scores, your initials and your settings live in this browser's local storage. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account. Clearing site data clears your history.

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