ColorTurntable

About ColorTurntable

ColorTurntable is a hypercasual puzzle game built around rich, fresh colors. The developer keeps the description short: the operation is simple, the game is meant to be fun, and its real purpose is to test your eyesight and your hand speed.

You play by clicking, so there is nothing to learn beyond reading the colors quickly and reacting in time. The developer also pitches it as a game to compete with your friends, which makes it a good fit for trading turns and comparing who reads the colors and clicks faster.

How to play

Click to play. Watch the colors on screen closely and click quickly and accurately, since the game is designed to test both how well you see the colors and how fast your hand responds. Try to beat your own result and then challenge a friend to beat it.

Controls

• Mouse click / tap — play (the developer lists no keyboard keys)

Tips to win

• Keep your eyes on the colors rather than your hand; the game tests eyesight as much as speed.
• A clean, accurate click is worth more than a rushed one that hits the wrong moment.
• Play in short sessions so tired eyes and slower reactions do not drag your results down.

ColorTurntable strategy guide

Two skills, one click. The developer says ColorTurntable is here to test your eyesight and your hand speed. Those two skills are tied together: you have to read the colors correctly before your hand can do anything useful. A fast click based on a wrong read is still a miss, so think of every click as the end of a quick look, not a reflex on its own.

Simple operation means no excuses. The game uses a single input: click to play. There are no menus of moves or combinations to remember, which puts all of the challenge on your attention. That is also why it is easy to start and hard to put down. When a run goes badly, it is almost always because your focus slipped, not because the controls got in the way.

Let the colors do the work. The developer highlights rich and fresh colors, and that is the information you play with. Sit at a comfortable distance from the screen, make sure the window is fully visible, and avoid playing with glare across your display. Small things that make the colors easier to see make the game easier to play well.

Accuracy first, then speed. When you are new, slow down enough to be right. Once your reads become reliable, start pushing your pace a little at a time. Trying to be fast before you are accurate usually produces a string of mistakes that ends a run early.

Make it a contest. The developer encourages you to hurry up and compete with your friends. Take turns, agree to compare results after the same number of attempts, and see who has the sharper eyes and quicker hands. Short, repeated rounds keep everyone fresh and make the comparison fair.

ColorTurntable FAQ