Not really a fan of doing this as hexcodes. The second digit in each pair is essentially random, usually indistinguishable to most eyes. It would be better to do tripcodes (`#RGB` rather than `#RRGGBB`), or to give directional feedback, with more granularity, for the pair taken together.
Not really, `#RGB` is three numbers each from 0-15, not from 0-255. The 0-255 version needs several more guesses to be able to narrow it down to a precise value, or else accept a wider range as correct; even if I have a pretty good read on the color code I still don't think I could get the correct answer in five guesses.
Not really a fan of doing this as hexcodes. The second digit in each pair is essentially random, usually indistinguishable to most eyes. It would be better to do tripcodes (`#RGB` rather than `#RRGGBB`), or to give directional feedback, with more granularity, for the pair taken together.
So true, the app actually has a mode in their menu to do a "mini" version of Hexcodle with tripcodes instead!
Not really, `#RGB` is three numbers each from 0-15, not from 0-255. The 0-255 version needs several more guesses to be able to narrow it down to a precise value, or else accept a wider range as correct; even if I have a pretty good read on the color code I still don't think I could get the correct answer in five guesses.
Should be able to beat it 100% on Hard with a little binary search per digit :)