Colour match games
Tap to switch colour or side so the falling or moving thing matches. Rounds are short and the rule is plain, so they suit a spare minute.
Change Square
Colored Wall
Colors Run
Dot Dot
Hue Catcher
Side Shot
Three Lines
Total Attack
Two Circles
Two Colors Catcher
Up Color
How to choose
If you like reading colours quickly, this is the place to start. Colors Run is the gentlest: three large buttons, one for each ball colour, and an easy rule to pick up. Up Color asks you to change colour to pass matching bars, and the screen stays readable. Colored Wall is much quicker, with a ball that has to match each wall, so it asks for fast eyes straight away. Two Circles and Two Colors Catcher are about catching the right colour, and the Two Colors Catcher paddle is small on a phone, so expect to miss a few. Pick one with a plain rule, play a few rounds, and move on when you want a different pace. If one feels too fast, another in the group will likely suit you better.
Questions
What are colour match games?
They are quick games where you tap to change colour or side so that something falling or moving matches what you hold. A mismatch ends the run.
Which colour match game is easiest to learn?
Colors Run is a good first pick, with three large buttons and a clear rule.