Daily color games: match, mix and remember a shade

The games here split into three kinds. Matching games show or name a colour and ask you to recreate it. The Daily Hue hides one colour from an artwork and gives you sliders and five guesses; Hued names a colour (a famous one like Carolina Blue, or an everyday thing like a wet floor sign) and gives you three; Close Hue names a colour and asks you to dial it in; Logohue asks for a brand's exact colour from a black and white logo; and Flag Fill and GeoPaint ask for the exact shade of a flag's stripe.

Memory games are harder. Dialed's colour round shows five colours and asks you to rebuild each afterwards, Afterglow flashes one colour at a time, and Colorecall shows two coloured shapes for five seconds and asks for one of them back. Remembered colours drift toward a typical red or blue, so these reward paying attention to brightness and saturation, not just the hue.

Perception games test your eyes in the moment. Hueman shows a grid in the day's hue with one tile a shade off and shrinks the difference each level; Puzzmo's Hue Complete Me and HueSort ask you to put scrambled tiles back into a smooth gradient.

If you want one game to start with, pick Hued or The Daily Hue for a gentle match, Hueman for a quick test of your eyes, and Colorecall once you want a real challenge. Most of them take a minute or two, so they pair well with a word or logic daily.