Hue Rings

Hue Rings is one rule applied without mercy. The ball flies through a stack of rotating rings, each quartered into four colours, and it only passes through a sector that matches its own colour. Tap to cycle the ball's colour. Get it wrong and the run ends there.

What makes it hard is that the ring is turning while you decide. The sector that was red when you started thinking is blue by the time you tap, so the read is not "what colour is in front of me" but "what colour will be in front of me when I arrive". That is a genuinely different skill and it is the one the game trains.

Rings vary. Some spin slowly one way, some counter-rotate against the ring behind them, some sit in pairs so close together that clearing the first leaves you no time at all for the second. Later rings have uneven sector widths, which quietly removes the assumption that everything is a clean quarter.

Three modes split the pressure. Endless is the pure version and runs until you miss. Timed gives you sixty seconds and rewards taking rings fast rather than safely. Challenge is a fixed sequence of hand-built ring arrangements, the same for everyone, so a good result actually means something.

The gallery unlocks colour themes and projectile shapes with rings cleared.

Hue Rings is fully offline. No account, no purchases, no ads between rings. Just a turning ring, a colour and one tap.