How Good Are You At Differentiating Colours? Because This Game Will Test Your Limits

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You'll see a set of squares on your screen. It starts out with just four and multiplies as the game goes on. All the squares are the same colour—except for one lone block that's just slightly off. You click the different square. But as the squares multiply, it becomes more and more difficult to find the non-matching one. Eventually you'll start to feel like you're in Home Depot staring at paint swatches, losing your mind because seagull's-neck gray looks exactly like pigeon-feather gray.