Xroma: Recall

Some games ask you to react. This one asks you to really look. A color appears for a few seconds, bright, quiet, and easy to underestimate. When it fades, the challenge begins: rebuild that shade from memory with a smooth picker and see how close your eye can get.

Each round turns a simple color into a tiny test of focus. You study hue, saturation, and brightness, then use the large color field and spectrum bar to recreate what you remember. The result screen places your choice beside the original, shows accuracy, time, score, and streak, then invites you back for one more try.

The experience is quick enough for a break, but layered enough to feel personal over time. Classic mode gives steady practice. Speed mode makes every second matter. Zen mode removes the timer for a calmer session. Hard mode brings tricky shades that feel almost identical until you look closer. A daily challenge adds a small ritual, while achievements reward first rounds, sharp accuracy, streaks, completed modes, and consistent play.

Progress stays clear without feeling heavy. Track average accuracy, best streak, total games, recent results, and color performance. Use each score as a hint, not a judgment, and slowly notice how your color sense changes.

Built with a dark, polished interface and bold neon accents, this is a compact visual memory game for anyone who likes clean design, fast rounds, and the satisfying moment when a remembered shade lands almost perfectly.