Color Prediction Game is a color-guessing puzzle in which players choose an outcome from red, green, and purple. The game presents choices whose positions may be rearranged, and a correct prediction counts as a win. Its described rewards include coins.

What does the player do in each round?

The central task is to predict which of the three colors will be the outcome. The description says the game pre-sets answers and randomly rearranges the colors’ positions for guessing. It also refers to other question types that can help players make a choice, though it does not explain what those questions are. Correct guesses result in victory; the source also describes coins as a reward.

Can players review earlier outcomes?

The listed features include a color history for revisiting past results and reviewing patterns. Recent and historical round data are also described as context for probability-based forecasts. These features provide records to consult, but the source does not claim that reviewing them guarantees a correct prediction.

What prediction tools are included?

A four-digit input system is described as generating predictions for upcoming rounds. The source also lists calibration for the Mantrishop and Mantrimall color-prediction formats. These are presented as tools for making forecasts; no explanation is provided of how the input is interpreted or how the calibration works.

How can players track their results?

The game’s personal dashboard is described as tracking attempts, wins, and accuracy trends over time. Together with the round history, these records let players look back at both individual outcomes and their own prediction results. The description does not specify how accuracy is calculated or what time period the trends cover.

Does the game provide guidance for new players?

Tutorials and tips are listed as help for newcomers, alongside gameplay described as straightforward. The source does not give the tutorial steps or specify which prediction methods they teach. It presents the activity as a mental exercise involving color choices and logical thinking, rather than detailing a required strategy.