Hues and Cues Game Review

It’s not too often that people who have excellent color vision, like myself, get to play a game that allows us to fully extend that sense. “Excellent color vision” you say? Yes; the X-Rite PANTONE color test shows that I get a nearly perfect score—which is pretty great given that I’m old, and have really bad eyesight in general.

But I’m not here to brag about color vision, I’m here to tell you why you should buy, and / or play, Hues and Cues, from The Op Games.

The Colour and the Shape

Originally released in 2020, Hues and Cues quickly became a social media darling thanks to its high player count, simple rules, and casual gameplay.

In Hues and Cues, the goal is to earn the most points over the course of two rounds. Players are dealt a hand of color cards from the deck, each card featuring a color swatch and coordinates, which show its position on the player board. On their turn the clue giver offers a one word clue meant to guide the other players into placing two markers as close as they can to the correct color swatch on the board.

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