ColorBrew: Color Mix Puzzle

How much blue and white does a sky need? And what do you mix to get the orange of a sunset? In ColorBrew you mix every color yourself. Each picture is made of numbered areas, and each number stands for a color you have to create first. Pour red, yellow, blue, white and black from your supply bottles into the mixing jar – always exactly four parts in the right ratio. Get the mix right and one tap paints every area of that color. Get it wrong and it turns to mud, and the paint flows back into the bottles. HOW IT WORKS • Tap a number in the picture – the recipe for that color appears next to the jar. • Tap a bottle, then the mixing jar: each tap pours exactly one part. • Is the color you need at the bottom of a bottle? Pour the layers on top into another bottle. • At four parts the color mixes – then paint all matching areas. WHAT YOU GET • 40 pictures in a colorful storybook style: from a sailboat, lighthouse and volcano island to a space station and a flower shop • Rising difficulty: from 8 areas and 5 colors up to large pictures with more than 70 areas and 11 colors • One level at a time: every finished picture unlocks the next one • Real color mixing with five primary colors – learn how colors are made while you play • In later levels the recipes are hidden, and you have to work out the mix yourself • Smooth pouring and painting animations, which you can turn off • Guided tutorial in the first level • Stars for flawless levels and coins for every painted area • Help when things get tight: extra mixing jars, extra bottles, undos, hints and base colors – for coins or a short video ad • Light and dark mode, zoom for large pictures • English and German • No account, no sign-up – your progress stays on your device • Playable offline ColorBrew is a calm game with no time pressure – perfect for a quick break or a cozy evening. Every color you get right brings your picture a little more to life, and with every level you get a better feel for how colors work together. Sit back, start mixing and watch numbers turn into colorful pictures. Made by Elementrion e.U. in Salzburg, Austria. Questions and feedback: [email protected]