The colour version, but the numbers say the win is narrower than it looks, and it is all in the dimmed state.

I sampled tile fills straight out of your comparison image. On the bright tiles the closest two categories are sports (210,93,26) and movies (197,50,66), ΔE76 34.5 — comfortable. On the dimmed tiles, history (94,76,26) and sports (110,54,27) fall to ΔE76 21.8, and all four dimmed categories sit at L* 25–33, so lightness gives you nothing either. Low-chroma hue is carrying it alone.

Icon contrast goes the same way: dimmed history is 1.67:1 icon-to-fill, against 2.27–2.97 on the bright tiles I sampled and a flat 2.36–2.61 across five tiles on the wooden board. So the dimmed tiles are the one place the colour direction reads worse than the wood it replaces.

Cheapest fix: keep the icon white in both states. On that same dimmed history fill it goes 1.67:1 to 8.1:1, and dimming the fill alone still reads as unavailable.

I sell pixel-art UI packs, so weigh that.

First, let's take a look at the market report and analyze the number of user groups, their willingness to pay, and the way they use gaming devices. Then, based on sales, we can further segment the track. After all, in this era where you have to spend money to eat a hot dog, no one wants to work hard and make products that go unnoticed