Combine It!
By @Fear
Select floating color cards to blend their RGB values and perfectly match the target shade.
How to play
- Look at the target shade and its exact RGB values at the top.
- Tap two or more floating cards to add them to your blend.
- Check the bottom preview to see the average color of your selected cards.
- Tap the combine button once your blend perfectly matches the target.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap floating cards to select them and tap the combine button to mix.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click floating cards to select them and click the combine button to mix.
More about this game
Your goal is to match a target color by blending two or more floating cards. The game averages the RGB values of your selected cards to create a mix. Early levels give you infinite attempts to find the right pair. As you progress, the game adds decoy colors that closely resemble the target, limits your tries to three, and eventually introduces a 40-second timer. A run ends if you run out of attempts or time, resetting your streak.
Tips
- You earn a six-coin bonus for a perfect recipe, which means using the exact number of cards the game used to generate the target.
- If you select a wrong mix, the cards turn red and lock for a fraction of a second, costing you one of your three attempts.
- Use your coins in the shop to buy cosmetic themes like Mint Circuit for 75 coins or Solar Bloom for 120 coins.
Questions
How does the color mixing work?
The game calculates the exact average of the RGB values from all the cards you select. If you pick a dark blue and a bright red, the resulting blend is the mathematical middle of those two shades.
What happens when I reach level 7?
Starting at level 7, the game replaces your limited attempts with a strict 40-second timer. You must find the correct color blend before the clock runs out, or your current run will end.
How do I increase my coin reward?
You get a base reward of 12 coins for a successful mix. This increases by two coins for every match in your current streak, plus an extra six coins if you use the exact intended recipe.