#000000 by kevinworkman

You start with black (#000000), and you make choices to change your color to white (#FFFFFF). Every choice has tradeoffs though, so choose carefully!
If you win (which usually takes about 30 clicks), you can download your color timeline and share your victory on Twitter.
Created using p5.js!
Thank you for playing!

Ratings
| Overall | 154th | 3.613⭐ | 42🧑⚖️ |
| Fun | 239th | 3.238⭐ | 42🧑⚖️ |
| Innovation | 13th | 4.288⭐ | 42🧑⚖️ |
| Theme | 33th | 4.188⭐ | 42🧑⚖️ |
| Graphics | 321th | 3.077⭐ | 41🧑⚖️ |
| Humor | 291th | 2.333⭐ | 32🧑⚖️ |
| Mood | 355th | 2.889⭐ | 38🧑⚖️ |
| Given | 19🗳️ | 23🗨️ |

Clever game. Not much to it, but i still enjoyed it.
I took a good time and it bring me in an other world for some minutes !

Awesome idea and it was oddly satisfying to see how my color changed.!
GREAT job! It was quick and fun game :)

I love that we can share our run with an image ! Congrats on your entry !
Very cool, simple and creative. Is the card choice completely random or does it takes into account your current value? As you can see I was dancing around the white hue for a while, my choices always kept subtracting
Did it in 30> clicks but still I did not give up! This was really fun, I was sort of unsure about how fun it would be at first but then I found myself trying really hard to win lol. It was a lot of fun and I think my timeline is pretty :)
Overtime I felt like you got cheesy forcing me to pick harder decisions lol. I was in the 250s for all for about 20 clicks trying to balance them. But unique idea nonetheless!
*Edit* One slight note, on the browser version fullscreened, clicking under the canvas still chooses colours.
I couldn't finish right ... :(
This is our game:
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/45/soundscapes
(May have downloaded my gradient as a large, but either way you made a great little game!)

This was a neat idea! I'm not sure it's an idea that can really be extended any farther, but for what it is, it's quite neat!
Very cool! Love the mechanic, focusing on how to raise the three values together. Took me 59 clicks, which was a little long, dancing around white... but I quite enjoyed the experience.
Would be a great opportunity to get some music in, set a mood, and modulate the audio or add tracks based upon the overall value (or individual channels).

Honestly I really enjoyed this, I've never played anything like it and the I love the fact you are able to share your color pallet in the end too. Good Job!


It matches the theme and I like the experimental/aesthetical aspect though.