HueMix

You're handed three colors of paint and a target color to make. Swipe the drops together, watch them blend, hope you got the balance right. Nail it and that's a point. Miss and a life goes, three total. It starts with obvious mixes — red and blue, easy — then turns into squinting at shades where you can't tell if that's teal or just blue with an attitude. The game doesn't judge you out loud, but every wrong blend feels like it should. There's a small thrill when the last blob drops in and the target lights up. You feel like an artist for a second. Then the next one appears.