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COLOR CRACK

Drag the colored boxes into the hidden correct order.
Fill all the slots — the game checks automatically.
Correct positions lock in. Wrong ones snap back.
Use your attempt history to crack the code. 60 seconds.

🎯 GoalFind the correct order of colors
✅ Correct+10 pts, color locks permanently
❌ Wrong−5 pts, snaps back to palette
📈 HarderEvery 2 sequences = +1 color
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How to Play
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1. Drag colours from the palette into the slots to form a sequence.
2. Submit your sequence — correct positions lock in. Wrong ones snap back.
3. Use your attempt history to deduce the correct order before time runs out.
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Expert Tips
Elimination: Use wrong attempts to rule out colours — what's left must be right.
Lock early: Once a colour locks in, ignore it and focus on the remaining slots.
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Color Crack

Goal

Crack the hidden colour sequence before the 60-second timer runs out. Drag colours into slots and submit — correct positions lock in for points.

How It Works

Each sequence has a fixed correct order. When you submit: correct positions earn +10 pts and lock permanently. Wrong positions lose −5 pts and snap back to the palette. Use your attempt history to narrow down what goes where.

Difficulty

Every 2 sequences you crack, an extra colour is added to the palette — making each new puzzle harder than the last.

Tips

  • Start with colours you're most confident about — early locks simplify everything else.
  • Use process of elimination: if a colour keeps snapping back, it's in the wrong slot.
  • Watch your time — it's better to submit a partially-filled guess than run out of time.
Why this sharpens your mind

Logical Deduction

Each attempt gives you partial information. Interpreting feedback and updating your mental model is pure logical reasoning under time pressure.

Working Memory

Tracking multiple attempt histories while testing new hypotheses exercises your working memory — the same system used in maths and reading comprehension.