Color Roll 3D

Color Roll 3D is a puzzle game that messes with your head in the best way possible. You’re given a blank canvas and a bunch of colored rolls—think sheets of paper or tape—that you need to unroll in the right order to match a target image. It’s all about layering the colors and shapes just right; one wrong move and the whole thing looks off. Early levels ease you in with simple patterns, like a red square under a blue triangle, but it ramps up fast—suddenly you’re piecing together weird shapes like a neon green shoe or a purple origami crane, and the overlaps have to be perfect. You just tap or click to unroll each piece, and you can roll it back if you screw up, but figuring out the sequence is where it gets tricky. There’s no timer, so you can sit there staring at it as long as you want, but that doesn’t make it any less frustrating when you realize you’ve buried the one color you need under three others. The visuals are clean—bright colors, smooth animations, nothing fancy but satisfying when it all clicks together. It’s got that “one more level” pull, even if you’re muttering curses by the tenth try. How many do you think you’d nail before your brain throws in the towel?