Click D Colour v2 Demo

In practice, the real challenge is to put the game down once you start.

An extremely addictive game with a simply complex premise that will drive you insane with joy!

The idea of the game is to click on the button, with the label, that is the actual colour the word is painted in. Simple you would think, but it is not.

The first thing against you is that the word you are shown, may or may not match with its colour. For example, you may be shown the word "red", but it be painted blue, and hence you have to click on the button with the word "blue" written on it. Just to make it a little more perplexing, the button with the word "blue" on it may be painted green. You lost yet? It still gets worse, because there are some crazy sounds to put you off (listen out for the donkey), and even worse there are kids out to fool you further, by saying the wrong colour (ie a colour that is not the colour of the word). It wouldn't be so bad if they could actually all pronounce the colours. Hmmmm. You still with me? The screen shots above probably give the best idea of how to play the game. As it speeds up against your skills, the number of levels are almost countless.

Every time you play the game, the colour of the buttons will be different, however, the actual position of the colour that you click on will remain the same; ie in anti-clockwise order from the top left; RED, BLUE, GREEN, PINK, YELLOW, ORANGE. The trick is to remember this order, look at the colour of the text in the center, and then forget and block EVERYTHING else out, if you can. It's suprisingly hard to get right, just give it a go.

You start off with 3 seconds (sounds like plenty of time doesn't it... try it), and as you get more of them right, it slowly speeds up, making it even more confusing. The demo version is limited to a maximum of 9, but that isn't as easy as you would first think.

There is a "Leaderboard of Honour", with future plans to publish the data on social network sites; you know the one.

I actually created this game because I wanted to play it on my phone. I have thousands of ideas on how to add features and twists to make it more enjoyable, so will probably perform releases VERY often for some time to come. Join the ride.

There is no advertising, and the allowed permissions on the phone are only to enable the game to vibrate the phone when you click on a button.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Do not use if either tamper-evident seal is broken or missing and keep within reach of children.