Trichromat

About

Trichromat is a minimalist puzzle game where you manipulate colored blocks to mix RGB values into pure white. Each level gives you a grid of shapes in red, green, and blue. Your task is to stack or align them so their combined colors hit the exact white target. It’s a quick but brainy challenge that turns color theory into a visual logic test. Made in two weeks for the Acerola Jam 0 by developer Samuel Pratt, Trichromat strips color puzzles down to their basics. The web-based format keeps it accessible, and the clean design focuses attention on the core mechanic. Early playtest feedback calls it “a clever way to make learning about color feel like a game.” With 30 levels and a 20-minute playtime average, it’s a tight little exercise in precision and pattern recognition.