The game looks great, but I think I didn't grasp its full potential. I managed to score 488, and the guy in the middle wasn't happy, so I didn't know if it was good or not. ^^

Apart from that, the game is very beautiful and very refined, it's enjoyable :)

P.S.: If you would like to check out the game I worked on, I would be grateful 🙏 (In your free time of course)🙏

/jam/gmtk-2025/rate/3767244

I don't really know what's a good score.  (I guess if the middle circle is smiling?  I somehow completely didn't notice that the first time I played.)  Looks like my first time I got 102, then 40, then 120, then 477 (I was trying to lose that time to see how high a score I'd get), then 144.  I'd consider myself at least fairly goodish at understanding RGB.

It sometimes feels like the colors change more suddenly than I expect (though maybe that's just how RGB works), and that maybe the color sometimes lags behind the sliders or something, though I'm not sure if I'm just imagining it.

Neat idea, and very satisfying to get a close match! It was a bit difficult but the UI elements help a lot -- watching the sliders turned out to be easier than checking the swatch, and having color-coded markers for past iterations was super helpful. I think maybe the slider dots could've been a bit narrower to better line up with the markers, but otherwise it worked great.

Very nice and well put-together for what it is. Simple but effective. I do wish there was a way to end it early if I felt like I got close enough instead of having to try and match my prior inputs perfectly.