Head-to-Head Color Racing
Stack fast.
Swap faster.
Win.
Match the card. Beat the clock. Beat your rival. ColorDash turns 90 seconds into full bragging rights — no rules to memorize, no screens involved.
Mode
Everyone thinks they're fast.
Prove it.
Pull a challenge card. Stack the four columns to match it — using only the two open lanes to shuffle rings into place. Sounds simple. Gets vicious fast. That's the point.
See It Move
Tap in. Turn the sound on.
Why It Hits Different
Four reasons it never sits on a shelf.
Built for speed
No manual, no setup. Read the card, race the clock. First stack, first round.
Real puzzle, not luck
Swap rings between two open lanes until the columns match the card. Pure hand-eye strategy.
50 challenges deep
Four difficulty tiers on the card deck, from easy warm-up to full meltdown. It ramps with you.
Built for rivalries
Two full stacking stations. Race solo against the clock, or line up head-to-head for the win.
Two Ways To Play
Pick your fight.
Solo Mode
Chase your own best time. Every card is a new personal record waiting to get broken.
Head-to-Head
Same card, same countdown, two full stations. Whoever matches the pattern first, wins the room.
The Deck
Easy today. Ruthless by Friday.
50 challenge cards, split across four difficulty tiers. Start on Easy to learn the swap. Work up to the tiers that make you second-guess your own hands. New card, new puzzle, every single round.
- 4 difficulty tiers included
- 50 unique challenge patterns
- Replayable — shuffle and go again
Before You Ask
Straight answers. No dodging.
ColorDash is built for ages 8 and up. It contains small parts, so keep it away from younger siblings and toddlers who still put things in their mouths — same rule as any stacking or ring-based game.
Nope. Solo Mode has you racing the clock and your own best time. Head-to-Head just unlocks the second station whenever you've got a rival in the room.
The rings are molded to stack snugly on the pegs without wobbling loose mid-race, and the base is weighted so fast swaps don't send the whole tower sliding. Built to survive real speed, not just gentle play.
Most rounds land around 60–90 seconds once you know the swap mechanic — fast enough to run five rounds on a coffee break, deep enough to fill a game night.
Two full stacking stations, a full set of color rings in four candy shades, and a 50-card challenge deck split across four difficulty tiers.
Your rival is
already waiting.
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