Humans can’t reliably recall colors. This is a simple game to see how good (or bad) you are at it.
Dialed shows you a color for 5 seconds, then asks you to recreate it using three color sliders. Recreate the exact color to get 10 points; if you’re merely close, the game awards a lower score. A round consists of five colors, so a perfect score would be 50 points. Although I’m not a particularly visual person—I have aphantasia and can’t mentally “see” images in my head—I scored over 42 points in several tries at the easy level. I consistently overestimated saturation, dialing in more vivid hues than the target color actually had. At the hard level, you only get 3 seconds, and the countdown tries to confuse you by showing unrelated colors. A multiplayer version gives you a link that shows the same five colors to everyone and compares your scores.
38 or so, although I didn’t understand what I was supposed to do for the first one, then wasn’t paying attention for another, so who knows. The hardest problem for me wasn’t remembering the colors but finding them.
Another in the 38-ish group. Yeah, the comments were a bit snarky, but I found them funny more than insulting. AFAIK I do not have aphantasia, but I didn’t find my self trying to remember the color by forming a mental image of it. Instead, I said to myself “that’s a dark forest green,” and then tried to recreate that color for the answer.
I kind of did a combination. For example, one was a brickish red, so I remembered “brick red”, found a color that looked brick red, then tried to tweak it to be a bit more like the color I actually saw.
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