
Amblestead
Rebuild a sleepy town on the shell of a turtle as big as a hill.
Bring an island back to color.
A color-by-number app where every finished picture brings a piece of a gray island back to life, and a little chameleon gets his colors back too.
The Gray Mist rolled in from the sea and drank every color of Palette Bay. Pip, a little chameleon, went gray along with everything else.
Bring color back to the lighthouse, the bakery and the gardens, and Pip gets his colors back too. Eight chapters lead from the harbor to the snowy peak and beyond, and the island map fills up with your own paintings.
And the mist? It has a secret of its own.
No countdowns, no lives, no waiting. A wrong color never sticks, so you can’t spoil a picture.
A new picture every day, three small tasks and a gift that waits if you skip a day.
Replay any finished picture in three styles, then save it as a video or send it as a postcard.
| Genre | Color by number with a story |
|---|---|
| Pictures | 168 pictures in 8 chapters, 42 achievements |
| Saves | On your device; move them to another device with a code |
| Released | October 2026 |
| Developer | Turbo Pudding |
Open hue-tales.com and press Play. It runs right in your web browser.
No. Hue Tales runs in your web browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Open hue-tales.com and press Play.
Yes, a free Turbo Pudding account. You sign in with Google or with a code sent to your e-mail, and the same account works in every Turbo Pudding game.
Everyone. It’s easy to start for kids and has plenty to discover for grown-ups.
Hue Tales is made by Turbo Pudding, a small studio making cozy games that open right in your browser.

Rebuild a sleepy town on the shell of a turtle as big as a hill.

Fluffy friends tuck the sleepless Grumps into bed.

Tap the water, wake sleepy friends and set the whole pond singing.
It opens on hue-tales.com, right in your browser.
Open Hue TalesOpens hue-tales.com · plays in your browser, no download