Find blue first
Set the hue before chasing brightness.
Strong game blues can drift too purple or too cyan. This practice page helps you lock in bold blue, cream, red, and gold-style contrast.
Original practice palette. No official artwork is used.
Set the hue before chasing brightness.
Red makes the blue feel stronger, so judge them separately.
Many guesses lose the rich game-blue feeling by raising lightness too far.
Game-style blue is memorable because it is bold, but that confidence can hurt the score. Players often jump straight to a bright saturated blue and miss the darker or warmer version they actually saw.
Use the darker blue swatch as your anchor. If your first guess looks too electric, lower lightness before changing hue. If it looks purple, move the hue back toward cyan only a little; big moves usually overshoot into a different blue family.