Mixing Colors

In Mixing Colors, a paint lab waits. Requested shades appear across several rounds, introducing paint combinations like red with yellow for orange. A short sequence of color tasks builds the feel of a beginner chemist lesson, using paint jars and blend goals tied to specific hues.

How to play?

An empty glass sits beside the paints at the start of each round, ready for a new mixture. Pick up the dropper, draw from the shades that fit the sample, and add them into the glass in sequence. Different amounts change the result, pushing you to test combinations until the mix matches the color shown for that task.