Huefall: Color Mix Puzzle

Out now: 200 levels where the color you need is never on the board — you mix it. Free unlimited undo, no lives, no timers.

Colors mix. That is the whole game.

You pour liquid between tubes, like a hundred other puzzles. Except here, red poured onto blue does not stack on top of it — it becomes violet. The color a level asks for is usually not on the board at all, so there is nothing to sort your way out of. You have to make it.

WHAT IS ACTUALLY DIFFERENT • Two primaries make a new color. Three make Mud, and Mud is the one mistake you cannot stir back out. • Targets ask for colors you have to create, not find. • Undo is free, unlimited, and always will be. Mixing is irreversible, so being able to take a move back is the only thing that makes it fair.

200 LEVELS, EVERY ONE CHECKED A solver played every level before it shipped and graded it by how easy it is to ruin — so the difficulty labels mean something. No luck. And no dead ends you cannot see coming: the moment a board can no longer be won, the game says so, instead of letting you spend ten more pours finding out.

NO PRESSURE, NO NONSENSE • No lives. No energy. No timers. No daily login. • Plays offline, anywhere. • One purchase removes ads for good.

PLAYABLE WITHOUT COLOR VISION Every pigment carries its own pattern, not only a hue, so the whole game reads in greyscale. Color-blind mode adds a letter code to every layer and raises the contrast of the patterns. VoiceOver reads each tube bottom to top and tells you what a pour would make before you commit to it. Dynamic Type, Reduce Motion and Increase Contrast are all honored.

Free to play, with ads. Nothing is locked behind a wait.