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Version 2026.10.15 · 2026-10-23
- Bug fixes and improvements
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The store currently lists version 2026.10.15, updated 2026-10-23.








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Remember the Color.
Recreate the Color.
ColorTry: Color Memory Game asks one simple question: How Good Is Your Color Memory?
- A target color appears. Study it closely. Then it disappears.
- Use sliders and precise color controls to recreate it as accurately as you can. Every adjustment counts, and every round tests your focus, recall, and color accuracy.
How It Works
- Play five-round Classic and Extreme games, choose a difficulty, and practice whenever you want. Review your accuracy, improve your score, and Train Your Color Memory over time.
The Daily Color Challenge
- Each day brings one shared color target. You get one attempt—then see where your score lands on the leaderboard. Build a streak and come back tomorrow to try again.
Play Together
- Challenge friends, compare results, and share your ColorTry scores.…
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