The purpose of this game is to decipher a color coded sequence as quickly and in as few moves as possible.
The game beings with the computer generating a random code sequence. By default, the sequence is three cards long and consists of three possible colors, but this can be modified by the settings panel on the right side of the game screen.
To being a turn, tap each of the cards in the player bar that runs across the game screen. Each tap of the card cycles through to a different color. Once you have selected a color for each card in the sequence, you can press the 'Guess' button to see if the code is correct.
If you are correct, you win. If not, the guessed sequence is displayed (along with all guesses from the game) along with a number of black and white cards.
A black card indicates that you have a color correct and it is in the correct spot in the code. A white card indicates you have chosen a correct color in the code, but it is out of sequence. Use these clues to logically help you make your next guess.
Note that a color may be used more than once in the code or sometimes not at all.
Keep making guesses until the code is solved and track your high scores. For a greater challenge, try playing with a longer sequence of cards and more colors.
Good luck and have fun!
Runs in Adobe Air!
Recent changes:
Bug fix.
The purpose of this game is to decipher a color coded sequence as quickly and in as few moves as possible.
The game beings with the computer generating a random code sequence. By default, the sequence is three cards long and consists of three possible colors, but this can be modified by the settings panel on the right side of the game screen.
To being a turn, tap each of the cards in the player bar that runs across the game screen. Each tap of the card cycles through to a different color. Once you have selected a color for each card in the sequence, you can press the 'Guess' button to see if the code is correct.
If you are correct, you win. If not, the guessed sequence is displayed (along with all guesses from the game) along with a number of black and white cards.
A black card indicates that you have a color correct and it is in the correct spot in the code. A white card indicates you have chosen a correct color in the code, but it is out of sequence. Use these clues to logically help you make your next guess.
Note that a color may be used more than once in the code or sometimes not at all.
Keep making guesses until the code is solved and track your high scores. For a greater challenge, try playing with a longer sequence of cards and more colors.
Good luck and have fun!
Runs in Adobe Air!
Recent changes:
Bug fix.
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