Index guide
Dialed
Memorize five colors, rebuild each one with hue, saturation, and brightness controls, then see how closely your selection matches the original.
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Why it stands out
A confident color memory becomes a surprisingly public mistake.
Dialed creates a reaction without needing trivia or elaborate rules. The player feels certain about a color, commits to three visible controls, and immediately sees how far that confidence drifted from the original.
Best for
- Players who enjoy short perception tests with an immediately comparable score.
- Friends, calls, and audiences who like making a private guess before the player reveals theirs.
Think twice if
- Players whose color-vision needs are not met by hue-based comparison tasks.
Dialed’s first round makes the premise visible without a tutorial. One color fills the play area, disappears, and leaves three controls for rebuilding it. Submitting the guess places the player’s selection beside the original with both HSB readings and a numerical score.
That reveal is why the game works with an audience: other people can hold their own version of the target in mind before the sliders settle. There is also direct adoption evidence rather than only a theoretical fit. BetaKit reported that Color’s demand accelerated after XQC, Jynxzi, and ohnePixel played it, while noting that popular-streamer sessions can produce large traffic spikes.
How to play
- Study the target color shown at the start of each of the five rounds.
- After it disappears, adjust the hue, saturation, and brightness sliders to recreate it from memory.
- Submit the selection to reveal both colors, their HSB values, and the round score before continuing.
Game passport
A quick read before you play.
Play
- Mechanics
- Color memory, HSB reconstruction, Proximity scoring
- Input
- Adjust hue, saturation, and brightness sliders, then submit the recreated color
- Language load
- Low
Access
- Price
- Free to play
- Account
- Not required
Return
- Cadence
- Daily
- Features
- Stats: Yes · Sharing: Yes
Index status
- Editorial depth
- Guide
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In the collections
A reason to choose this game.
Source ledger
The evidence behind this page.
A targeted anonymous playtest confirmed the five-round color-memory loop, HSB controls, score reveal, free access, optional sign-in, and high-score surface; creator and streamer context comes from attributed first-person and editorial sources.
- Color Game, How Well Can You Remember Colors? | DialedOfficial, Web, checked 26 July 2026
- Dialed official browser game — Unit 14 playtestOfficial, Web, checked 26 July 2026
- An update on the dumb color game: 25M plays, 3 gamesCreator profile, Creator, checked 26 July 2026
- Humans can't reliably recall colours: Dialed.gg is a simple colour gameEditorial, Web, checked 26 July 2026
- Meet the father-son duo hoping to turn their AI side project into a gaming companyEditorial, Web, checked 26 July 2026