RGB Rush
Released Apr 2022
How accurately can you recreate a random colour? Forget using a colour picker, learn to form hex codes in your mind. Impress your crush. Prove your abilities under the clock, blindfolded. Practice today.
95% positive · 172 reviews
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All announced content has been released
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Steam $5.99
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Evaluation
RGB Rush launched on April 20, 2022 as a compact, self-contained casual game about identifying and recreating colours using different colour spaces. The store description presents it as a finished product with a defined set of modes (Practice, Blindfolded, Timed), colour spaces (RGB, HEX, HSV, CMYK), and reporting features — no future content is mentioned or implied.
Since launch, the developer shipped a series of small quality-of-life patches through May 2023: adding fullscreen and window-resize support, a rainbow slider for HSV mode, a Chinese translation, new music tracks, an exit button, and various bug fixes. None of these represent major new content — they are polish and maintenance updates. The last developer communication was on May 30, 2023.
One early patch (V1.1.5, May 7, 2022) mentioned "hype for history DLC on main menu," suggesting a history/stats viewer was being considered. However, a subsequent patch (V1.1.3, May 5, 2022 — which actually predates V1.1.5 in the changelog numbering) noted that game and guess data was being saved "in preparation of being able to view game history and stats." No DLC was ever listed on the store, no announcement was made formalizing this as a commitment, and no further mention of it appears in any post after May 2022. Given that the developer went on to ship several more patches through May 2023 without ever revisiting this tease, and has been silent since then, it is most plausible that this idea was either quietly folded into the base game's reporting features or simply shelved.
There are no unreleased DLC listings, no roadmap, no announced future content, and no sustained cadence of major releases. The game launched as a finished product and received incremental maintenance patches for roughly 13 months before going quiet. It is complete as shipped.
Evidence
Store description presents a complete, self-contained game with a defined set of colour spaces, game modes, and reporting features. No future content is mentioned.
V1.2.1 adds fullscreen and window-resize support. This is the last developer communication on record.
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Details
Developer
Publisher
RGB Rush
Achievements
14
Platform
Windows
Controller
—
Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player
About this game
Given a random colour, how accurately can you recreate it with sliders or type it in? RGB rush allows you to develop your colour defining abilities.
The following colour spaces are available to practice in. These are all the different ways you are able to assemble a colour from individual components.
CMYK - Sort by cyan, magenta, yellow and key - used in printing.
HSV - Sort by colour, intensity and brightness.
RGB - Sort by red, green and blue - The actual colours your pixels emit
HEX single - Practice understanding base 16.
HEX - Same as RGB, except letters can be numbers too.
The higher your accuracy, the better your score will be. Can you keep it above 98%?
Measure your colour ability with graphs that show your strengths and weaknesses on an individual channel basis. Perhaps you're better at distinguishing different blues, or perhaps your monitor has low contrast in green?
Practice - Go at your own pace, get familiar with how the colours work.
Blindfolded - You cannot see your colour until you submit it.
Timed - You’re on the clock. Only guesses with an accuracy of 90% or higher reset the clock.
- Website design
- Photo editing
- Digital art
- Show off at an interview
- Impress your crush
Colour spaces:

The following colour spaces are available to practice in. These are all the different ways you are able to assemble a colour from individual components.
CMYK - Sort by cyan, magenta, yellow and key - used in printing.
HSV - Sort by colour, intensity and brightness.
RGB - Sort by red, green and blue - The actual colours your pixels emit
HEX single - Practice understanding base 16.
HEX - Same as RGB, except letters can be numbers too.
Accuracy

The higher your accuracy, the better your score will be. Can you keep it above 98%?
Reports

Measure your colour ability with graphs that show your strengths and weaknesses on an individual channel basis. Perhaps you're better at distinguishing different blues, or perhaps your monitor has low contrast in green?
Gamemodes:

Practice - Go at your own pace, get familiar with how the colours work.
Blindfolded - You cannot see your colour until you submit it.
Timed - You’re on the clock. Only guesses with an accuracy of 90% or higher reset the clock.
Example use cases:
- Prototyping- Website design
- Photo editing
- Digital art
- Show off at an interview
- Impress your crush
Last evaluated Jun 21, 2026
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