Colors

Colors is a compact Dare2Win game from Hacksaw Gaming. Inspired by the provider's 3D title CUBES, it replaces a conventional symbol-matching objective with active blocks, selectable colors, and a front-facing result.

The game is classified as an instant win. Its central rule is straightforward: every active cube must finish with one of your selected colors facing forward for the round to win.

Before starting a round, choose the colors that can produce a successful result. The colored indicators beneath the cubes are used to activate your preferred options, with a maximum of five colors available.

Pressing BET sends the cubes into motion. Once they stop, the game checks the visible front face of every active cube. All of those faces must show one of the chosen colors to meet the win condition.

The Settings Menu lets you configure the number of colors used in the round. You can play with between one and five, then use the indicators below the cubes to decide which specific colors are active.

These selections are part of the game's variable setup rather than a cosmetic preference. Colors describes its volatility as variable because the choices made before a round determine the outcome profile.

The expected payout display updates automatically according to the number of colors and cubes selected. To convert the displayed value into a potential payout, multiply it by the amount bet.

Colors has a stated maximum win of 211.68x the bet. Its documented RTP values are 98.00%, 97.00%, 96.00%, 94.00%, 92.00%, and 88.00%. Since multiple RTP figures are listed, one percentage should not be treated as universal across every configuration.

Autoplay is available for running rounds automatically. Turbo mode provides a faster presentation, reducing the time spent watching the blocks move between bets.

The two controls serve different purposes. Autoplay handles repeated rounds, while Turbo changes their pace. Testing them separately in the demo makes it easier to decide which presentation is preferable.

Start by noting how many colors and cubes are active, then check the expected payout before pressing BET. Change one selection at a time and watch how the displayed payout responds to the new setup.

It is also worth comparing a standard round with Turbo mode and reviewing the autoplay controls. The demo is particularly useful here because the important information is shown before each cube result rather than hidden inside a separate bonus feature.

Colors includes access to a menu of responsible gaming tools. When autoplay is used, the Auto tab allows limits to be set for both the amount won and the amount lost.

Those limits should be reviewed before starting an autoplay sequence. They provide defined stopping points while the game is running rounds without individual BET inputs.

Colors keeps its rules focused on a single visible test: each active cube must show one of the selected colors on its front face. The main decisions concern how many colors to activate and how those choices affect the expected payout display.

The key specifications are variable volatility, instant-win classification, six documented RTP values, and a 211.68x maximum win. For a practical review, concentrate on the changing payout display, the all-cubes win condition, and the available pace and autoplay controls.