Find the Color (Quizebra)
Rate itSlide a flag's wrong colours back to their true hues.
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Find the Color is a daily flag colour game on Quizebra. Each day brings three named flags with colours swapped for decoys: one on the first, two on the second, three on the third. You drag a hue slider for each until the flag looks right, and score by how close you land on the colour wheel.
About Find the Color (Quizebra)
Find the Color is one of Quizebra's free daily challenges. The country's name is shown, so you never guess which flag it is: some of its colours have been replaced, and there is one hue slider for each, stacked under the flag.
As you drag, that part of the flag recolours live, so you judge the whole flag rather than two swatches. Only the hue moves; saturation and lightness are already right. Landing on the true hue scores 100%, ninety degrees out scores 50% and the opposite colour scores 0%. The day's score is the average of all six colours, so the third flag, with three colours, counts most. Sliders open on fixed decoy shades that are never the right answer.
Flags are sorted into three groups by how many large colours they have, and each group is dealt in its own shuffled order, so no flag repeats within 46, 94 or 56 days. Everyone gets the same three each day. It is free, with no account, no timer and no ads, and unlimited extra sets of three stay open after the daily without touching the leaderboard.
It suits players of colour-matching dailies who also like flags, and flag fans who want to test how well they remember the exact shades.
How to play Find the Color (Quizebra)
- Open Find the Color and press Start Playing.
- Read the country's name and look at the flag with one colour wrong.
- Drag the hue slider until that part of the flag looks right.
- Press Lock In to see the real flag beside yours and your match percentage.
- Play the second flag with two sliders and the third with three; your score is the average of all six colours, shown on the daily leaderboard.
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Tips
- Never lock in on the starting shade: it is never the true hue.
- Pure red is about a fifth of the way in from the left of the slider; both ends are the same violet.
- Get the colour family right first; inside it, each degree is worth only about half a point.
- The third flag counts three times as much as the first, so take your time there.
Questions
When does Find the Color reset?
At midnight London time, with three new flags and a fresh leaderboard.
Do I have to know which flag it is?
No. The country is named; you only match the missing colours.
Can I play more than the daily?
Yes. After the daily you can play unlimited extra sets of three flags, which do not count on the leaderboard.
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