KingOfSpadesBRO

From four sides Master in From four sides

First minute Live for 1 minute

It's harder than it looks Get 75 points

Still alive Live in the event for 10 seconds

Better than another Get 50 points

Master Leave the event before you die

The easiest one Lose 10 times

As normal Live in the event for 5 seconds

Made a mistake Lose 5 times

Hardcore has begun Activate an event for the first time

Good one Live for 30 seconds

25 Points Get 25 points

Living Color Wheel Unlock all other trophies and prove you know every perfect opposite on the color wheel.

Eye of the Prism Get a streak of 11 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: sunlight looks white because it contains a wide spectrum of colors.

Opposite Attractor Get a streak of 10 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: yellow on a screen is made only from red and green light.

Chromatic Ace Get a streak of 9 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: black and white are complementary in the sense of “no light” vs “all light.”

Harmony Hunter Get a streak of 8 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: in printing, cyan, magenta, and yellow are the main ink “primaries.”

Spectrum Scout Get a streak of 7 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: staring at a bright color can make you see its complement as an afterimage.

Tone Tracker Get a streak of 6 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: your eyes have three cone types tuned to red, green, and blue ranges.

Shade Sleuth Get a streak of 5 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: blue’s complement in RGB is yellow (red + green).

Contrast Cadet Get a streak of 4 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: green’s complement in RGB is magenta.

Tiny Rainbow Get a streak of 3 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: red’s complement on a screen is cyan (green + blue).

Hue Rookie Get a streak of 2 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: a color’s RGB complement adds up to pure white light.

First Flash Get a streak of 1 correct complementary color. Fun fact: screens mix light using red, green, and blue (RGB).

Color Newbie First Mistake! Fun fact: many classic color wheels divide the rainbow into 12 main hues arranged in complementary pairs.