This is a game that is easy to play if you understand the theory of color mixing. By mixing colors that match the "color blocks" that come down from above, you can advance to the next stage.

There are three modes in this game, and you will advance through the stages by using these color mixing theories.

1. Color mixing by light: Additive color mixing mode using RGB (red, green, blue) light as the primary color.
2. Color mixing by color materials: Subtractive color mixing mode using the CMY (cyan, magenta, yellow) color system as the primary color.
3. Color mixing by pigments: Subtractive color mixing mode using RYB (red, yellow, blue) pigment system as the primary color.

* The theory of color mixing is different from the original theory of color mixing in order to improve the gameplay (especially the lightness and saturation are different from the actual color mixing).

The first step is to mix the colors according to the "color blocks" using the six colors prepared for each mode. In the beginning, you can use 6 colors prepared in each mode to mix colors according to the "color block". You can tap the palette to mix up to 12 colors.

The more colors you mix, the slower the "color blocks" will fall. You can also double the speed by tapping your ship's line on the top of the palette.

When you successfully mix colors, you can get the color of the "color block". You can see the acquired colors in the "Color Palette" in the menu.

The score points will be increased when the color mixing is successful. Bonus points will be given if the melting position of the "color block" is low.

You can also use your score points to buy additional colors (ADD BUY) or to buy new colors that you have mixed (MIX BUY).
If you don't need any of the colors in the 12-color palette, you can sell them (SELL).

If you have difficulty mixing colors and a "color block" reaches your ship, your score points will be reduced. If your score points become negative at that point, the game is over.

The game consists of 10 tutorial stages and 50 fixed stages, for a total of 60 stages. By changing the map ID at the start of the game, the order in which the "color blocks" appear in the fixed stages will change.

The categories of colors used on stage include computer RGB reference colors (CGA, 3levelRGB), web colors (HTML, CSS), Japanese Industrial Standard colors (JIS), and RAL classic colors.

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