How to Play

Match The Colors is yet another simplistic time waster. Use three sliders to increase or decrease the intensity of the primary colors (Red, Green, Blue). Try to match two colors as closely as possible.

What’s Up With The Scoring?

There are three types of scoring: primary color accuracy, round score, and final score.

Primary color accuracy shows how accurately you guessed each of the primary colors. If you guess the color perfectly, you’ll score 100%. This score decreases the more inaccurate your guess is.
For example, if the answer for the red primary color was 203, but your guess was 167, you’ll score 64%, because your inaccuracy was 203 – 167 = 36, so 100 – 36 = 64%.

Round score shows how accurately your guess of the given color was in the specific round, or in other words, how well you guessed all three primary colors. Note that this score isn’t simply an average of primary color accuracy; you can be penalized or rewarded based on your guesses, which increases or decreases the score multiplier.

Penalization:

• The score multiplier will decrease if your lowest color accuracy is more than 20% lower than the best one. The greater the difference, the more score multiplier will drop.
  For example, let’s say your primary color accuracy was as follows – Red: 73%, Green: 38%, Blue: 71%. The color with the best accuracy is red – 73%, and the worst is Green – 38%. The difference is 73 – 38 = 35%. It’s greater than 20%, which means the score multiplier will decrease.
• If two of the primary color accuracies are 0%, the round score will be 0% as well, regardless of how accurate the third primary color guess was.

Reward:

• If the accuracy of at least one primary color is 80% or more, the score multiplier will increase.

Final score is an average of all rounds’ scores.

I Wanna Cheat

Sure thing Lance Armstrong. Cheating in Match The Colors is super simple.

1. Take a screenshot of your screen.
2. Paste the screenshot to Paint or other graphics editor application.
3. Use Color Picker to get RGB of a given color.
4. Match the primary colors with the values you got from Paint.

You’ll get 100% score every time.

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