Chroma^*

Chroma is a colourful card and tile-placement game by Vincent Sénécat, published by Game Factory. Two to six players aged 8 and up play their cards into a shared grid to create colour gradients; a game takes 25 to 35 minutes. It is an accessible tactical game for families where timing matters.

What's it about?

The first player to get rid of all their cards wins. To get there, you play cards cleverly into the grid, create gradients and use special abilities at the right moment.

How it plays

1. On your turn you place a card into the shared grid.
2. You look for colour gradients between neighbouring cards.
3. Cards with special abilities are played to gain an edge.
4. The first player with no cards left wins.

What makes it special?

The grid grows with every card, and each placement changes what everyone else can do. Simple rules turn into a game of planning ahead and good timing.

Who is it for?

Families and casual players aged 8 and up who want a quick card game with some tactics, including larger groups of up to six.