Hues and Cues

“Sharpen your awareness of colors. Simple rules and fun game play. Good lighting helps.”

“Color and word association game. I like it because you can get really creative with the clues. It’s amazing how words mean different colors to different people. And how colors mean different words to other people. that might not make sense until after you’ve played but trust me on that one.”

“Not a traditional game person myself, but I love this one! It has been a hit with friends and family too.”

“This is the board game I bring for people who don't like board games. I've converted many people through this game who's only experience is monopoly.”

“this game made me realize i see color different than everyone in my life but i had fun in the process <3”

“My friend recently got this to play with her grade-school aged kids and the whole family is loving it!”

“This game is just hard enough that you wrack your brain and need to think of association and be creative but not too long or too hard to be a barrier to entry. I love colors and words, so this was a bit of a shoo-in for me, but everyone liked it. I also like that it’s actually rather collaborative, rather than completely competitive.”

“Love this game! Especially fun to play with designer friends”

“This is one of our favorite family games!”

“I call this game the Apples to Apples (did we all play that in college? just me?) of colors. Describing colors is more tricky than you might anticipate and makes for a fun evening of words like “midnight grape” or “rave vomit”.”

“At one point in my career, I named colors for textiles. It is always amazing to me how differently people view a color and its name. I can't wait to get this game!”

“Love this game, amazing how people think of color so differently from each other!”