

Get a streak of 1 correct complementary color. Fun fact: screens mix light using red, green, and blue (RGB).
Get a streak of 2 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: a color’s RGB complement adds up to pure white light.
Get a streak of 3 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: red’s complement on a screen is cyan (green + blue).
Get a streak of 4 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: green’s complement in RGB is magenta.
Get a streak of 5 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: blue’s complement in RGB is yellow (red + green).
First Mistake! Fun fact: many classic color wheels divide the rainbow into 12 main hues arranged in complementary pairs.
Unlock all other trophies and prove you know every perfect opposite on the color wheel.
Get a streak of 6 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: your eyes have three cone types tuned to red, green, and blue ranges.
Get a streak of 7 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: staring at a bright color can make you see its complement as an afterimage.
Get a streak of 8 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: in printing, cyan, magenta, and yellow are the main ink “primaries.”
Get a streak of 9 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: black and white are complementary in the sense of “no light” vs “all light.”
Get a streak of 10 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: yellow on a screen is made only from red and green light.
Get a streak of 11 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: sunlight looks white because it contains a wide spectrum of colors.