Color

About

Color drops you into a minimalist puzzle world where the main mechanic is mixing light itself. You control primary hues to build secondary shades, aiming to match specific target colors on screen. Each level presents a new arrangement of sources and barriers. Your job involves moving these color generators around until they align correctly. It relies on understanding how red, green, and blue light combine rather than traditional paint mixing logic. The controls are simple enough to pick up instantly but demand real focus as puzzles get more complex. The game stands out because it strips away all visual clutter to focus purely on the math of light. There is no story or score chasing, just a clean loop of trial and error. Players have praised its elegant design and the satisfying moment when colors finally click into place. It runs smoothly across PC, Linux, and Mac without needing any heavy graphics hardware. If you like thinking about how light works instead of memorizing patterns, this indie title offers a refreshing change of pace for your puzzle collection.