Ombre: Color Puzzle

Swap the shuffled tiles. Bring the gradient back.

That's it. That's the game.

Each board starts as a mess of color — tiles pulled from a smooth gradient and scattered. Tap two tiles to swap them, or drag one across the board. When every color flows into the next, you're done.

No countdown. No score. No way to lose.

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🔒 Some tiles are locked. They're the anchors — fixed points of color that tell you where everything else belongs.

📐 Boards start small and get bigger. By the later levels you're working a 13×13 grid of colors so close together you have to really look.

🎨 Ten color palettes. Warm ones, cool ones, deep ones. 1000 levels total.

📅 A daily challenge if you want something fresh each morning.

🖼️ A gallery of every board you've finished — exportable as wallpapers.

💡 Hints when you need them: spot one misplaced tile, or peek at the finished board.

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Ombré is a puzzle game for people who don't usually like puzzle games — or for people who do, but want one they can play at eleven at night without their brain catching fire.

The colors are blended in OKLCH, which is a way of saying the gradients actually look smooth. No muddy middles.

Give it five minutes.