Game Colors
Not to be confused with Body Colors
Game Colors are extra colors for Pou (character) that cannot be obtained in the Body Colors section of the Shop. They can only be found in some Minigames. These can be toggled when switching the Game Colors in the settings. This function is for colorblind people who cannot distinguish colors in games that require identifying them. The color palettes are:
- Lighty (enfanty colors of powder red, enfant green, lemon, light blue, persimmon orange and lavender)
- Pure (normal colors of red, green, yellow, turquoise, orange and magenta)
- Royalty Colors (shades of blue, yellow, enfant blue, mustard, navy blue and olive)
- Seac Colors (shades of azure, rose, cyan, salmon, teal and maroon)
- Native Colors with (shades of rose, dark green, pink, light green, plum and tangerine)
- Military Colors with (shades of brown, hunter green, dusty brown, ivory, ebony and powder dark green
Fortunately, these colors can be applied onto the player's Pou. These game colors can be found in the minigames Color Match, Color Tap, Connect, Connect 2, Match Tap, Pou Popper, Word Find (Pou Words), Sad Tap, Star Popper, and Sudoku.
Trivia
- Interestingly, games that use this function do not make use of the Camera, with the exception of Pou Popper and Star Popper.
- Games with this feature often have a dark background, with the exception of Connect 2 and Sudoku.
- White and gray are the only constant colors in the palettes.
- Pou's default brown shade is not included in any of the palettes.
- In older versions of Pou there was only one set of game colors, the light pastel one. However, the default brown was included.
- White and grey are the only constant colors within the palettes.