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2-6 players -
Ages 8+ -
10-15 min
How to play
First player out of cards wins!
Step 1 of 5: Deal and play!
Can you make CROMA?
The dominant color is red. Pick two cards from your hand that mix into red or its opposite, green, and press CROMA!
Dominant color: red
Streak: 0
Your mix
Your hand
The cards
80 game cards. Here's what each one does:
Card 1 of 7
Color cards
They're the heart of the game. Play one of the dominant color or its complement. There are 6 colors: 3 primaries (red, yellow and blue) and 3 secondaries (orange, green and purple).
For every pair of eyes
Every CROMA color carries a symbol from the ColorADD system.
For someone with color blindness, telling certain colors apart can be a real challenge. CROMA aims to be an inclusive game for everyone.
CROMA is ColorADD licensed · Visit the ColorADD website (opens in a new tab) Every card carries its symbol
Each card shows its color's icon and its complement's.
Identity card
Each player has a primary color identity card: red, yellow or blue. One side shows the color wheel (handy for Duels); the other, the combinations. Your cheat sheet for calling CROMA!
Color wheel
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Frequently asked questions
How long is a game and how many can play?
2 to 6 players, ages 8 and up. A game lasts 10 to 15 minutes.
Do I need to know color theory?
No. If you know blue and yellow make green, you know the basics. Try it in Can you make CROMA?
What if I forget to shout CROMA!?
You draw a card. That's half the fun.
Can I play if I'm color-blind?
Yes. Every color carries its ColorADD symbol, so everyone plays on equal terms.
What is ColorADD?
A symbol system that identifies colors without having to see them.
Why mix red, yellow and blue instead of RGB or CMYK?
CROMA uses the traditional painter's model you learn at school. Screens use RGB and printing uses CMYK, which mix differently. Here you mix the way you would with poster paints.
Does it work in the classroom?
Yes. It teaches color mixing through play, and it clicks within one game. If you're interested in CROMA for your classroom, write to us.
What's in the box?
80 cards, 6 identity cards and the rulebook. Nothing else needed.
More questions
What happens when I join the waitlist?
We'll only email you about the launch and important news. You can unsubscribe anytime.
When and where can I get it? How much will it cost?
We're still working that out.
Can I try it first?
CROMA is an independent game we're playtesting with families and friends at several fairs before the campaign launch. Join the waitlist to find out where to meet us.
Who's behind CROMA?
CROMA is a project by Àlex Franch, a graphic designer and board game lover. Àlex has spent more than 5 years creating and testing it with all kinds of players, so everyone can play together, inclusively.