CHOOSE A COLOR CHALLENGE
All Toon Recolor color memory games
Choose from seven free browser games, each built around the same loop: study an image, rebuild one missing color with hue, saturation, and lightness controls, then compare your memory with the reference. The interactive HSL lab helps you explore the controls without a countdown.
Cartoon Color Memory
Meet 40 original characters across Critters, Heroes, Magic, and Space. Recolor a scarf, jacket, cloak, suit, or creature body.
Unofficial Pokémon Color Quiz
Rebuild the signature colors of 24 Kanto favorites using simplified fan-made SVG tokens. Independent and made without copied franchise assets.
Football Jersey Color Quiz
Recall one named jersey region across 32 Brazilian, European, and international teams using locally rendered kit diagrams.
Selected Flag Color Quiz
Restore a stripe, field, disc, or cross across 24 selected UN member-state flags with neutral naming and proportion-aware local SVGs.
Original Pattern Memory
Remember colors inside 24 checkerboards, rings, mosaics, rays, woven bands, and pixel designs.
Everyday Object Colors
Rebuild the color of 24 original household, travel, clothing, food, music, and desk objects.
Original Fictional Mark Game
Test unfamiliar abstract geometry created for Toon Recolor, without commercial logos, company names, or learned brand palettes.
Interactive HSL Color Lab
Experiment with HSL, RGB, HEX, and Delta E 76 before returning to a memory challenge.
One scoring system, different kinds of memory
The character game combines color with an original cast. The unofficial Pokémon mode adds familiar creature palettes, football adds team-color knowledge, and flags add learned geography. Patterns emphasize contrast and repetition, while everyday objects and fictional marks reduce familiar-brand cues.
All seven games convert the reference and selected HSL colors through sRGB and XYZ into Lab coordinates, calculate Delta E 76, and map that distance to a 0–100 round score. Five rounds produce a total out of 500 and a shareable grade.
Daily challenges and unlimited practice
Each game has its own daily sequence. A date-based seed selects the same five items for everyone playing that theme on the same UTC date. Unlimited Practice selects a fresh random set immediately, so a completed daily challenge does not end your session.
Scores and game counts are stored locally by theme. Playing an unofficial Pokémon, football, flag, pattern, object, toon, or fictional-mark challenge keeps a separate set of statistics.
New to this format? Read what Toon Tone means and how color memory games work, including the differences between HSL and HSB controls, browser games, daily play, and unlimited practice.
Original and locally rendered artwork
The original toons, patterns, objects, and fictional marks are local SVG artwork served from this project. Flag layouts, jerseys, and the Pokémon mode’s simplified fan tokens are also drawn locally rather than embedded from another quiz or image service. No account or remote artwork API is needed.
The Pokémon mode is unofficial and uses no copied sprites, logos, cards, screenshots, or downloaded character art. The fictional-mark mode likewise excludes commercial logos and company names.
Color game FAQ
How many games are available?
There are seven playable five-round color memory games plus one interactive HSL Color Lab.
Which game should I start with?
Start with Cartoon Color Memory for character context, or Everyday Object Colors for a test without a learned standard color.
Do all games use five rounds?
Yes. Each round is worth up to 100 points, making totals comparable across themes.
Are the controls different between games?
No. Every game uses the same hue, saturation, and lightness controls and the same perceptual scoring method.
Can I play on a phone?
Yes. The directory, SVG stages, sliders, comparisons, and educational sections adapt to narrow screens.