A different kind of logo color guessing game
Most logo games ask you to name a brand from a cropped icon or partial image. LogoColorQuiz changes the puzzle. You already know the brand name, but you have to remember the color accurately enough to score well. That makes the game less about recognition and more about visual precision.
The format is fast because each round has only one task. Read the hint, adjust the color, submit the guess, then compare the two swatches. A full game takes about a minute, but the score is specific enough that players often want another try.
Why the sliders matter
Hue, saturation, and lightness split the color decision into three understandable controls. If the color family is wrong, the hue slider fixes it. If the color feels washed out, saturation brings it back. If the color looks too dark or too bright, lightness adjusts the final match.
This is easier on mobile than typing a hex code and more expressive than choosing from a fixed palette. It also makes misses readable: you can see whether your memory was close but too bright, or whether you picked the wrong color family entirely.
Spoiler-free sharing
At the end of five rounds, LogoColorQuiz creates a result with the total score and a row of colored squares. The share text does not reveal the target colors or the brand answers, so friends can play the same Daily Challenge without spoilers.
The MVP uses browser copy and native sharing where available. No signup is required, and the Daily first score is stored locally so replaying is possible without replacing the original result.