Hues and Cues: The Color-Guessing Party Game Where Every Clue Counts.
One-word clues. 480 shades. Endless “wait, is ‘sunset’ more orange or pink?” arguments. Welcome to Hues and Cues — the color perception party game everyone’s playing.
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The Full Hues and Cues Lineup
Every edition, expansion, and accessory we make — designed to bring more color, more clues, and more good arguments to your game night.
Hues and Cues Original Edition
The flagship Hues and Cues board game. 480 color squares, one-word and two-word clues, 3–10 players.
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USAopoly Hues and Cues
The classic USAopoly release — the exact Hues and Cues edition that started the color-guessing craze.
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Hues and Cues 2 Player Edition
Prefer smaller game nights? This edition includes official 2-player Hues and Cues rules for couples and duos.
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Hues and Cues Expansion Pack
Fresh color prompts and new variations — keep the guessing surprising even after a hundred rounds.
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Hues and Cues Game Board
The official 480-square color grid — the beating heart of every Hues and Cues game.
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Hues and Cues Color Cards
Official replacement color cards for your Hues and Cues set — because someone always spills.
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Hues and Cues Cheat Sheet PDF
Our downloadable clue guide — descriptive words, color names, and starter hints for every Hues and Cues shade.
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Hues and Cues Party Bundle
Original edition plus expansion — the ultimate Hues and Cues setup for game nights, parties, and family gatherings.
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Printables, clue generators, and reference tools built to make your color guesses sharper and your game nights sillier.
Printable Resources
Cards, boards, and clue lists you can print at home — perfect for travel Hues and Cues sessions.
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Color Clue Generator
Stuck on how to describe teal? Our Hues and Cues clue generator serves up sharp, one-word hints on demand.
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Color Names List
A reference of Hues and Cues color descriptions and words — because “kind of orange” isn’t a strategy.
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Online Multiplayer
Play Hues and Cues online with friends near or far — the same 480-color grid, from any device.
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Six reasons Hues and Cues has become one of the most requested party games at every gathering, family night, and office break room.
480 Colors, Zero Repeats
The Hues and Cues board is a 480-square color grid — every hue subtly different from the next. No two rounds ever feel the same.
Learn It in 60 Seconds
Hues and Cues rules are gloriously simple: give a one-word clue, then a two-word clue. Everyone guesses. That’s it.
3 to 10 Players
Hues and Cues scales from small groups to full parties. Two-player variants and larger group modes are built in.
All Ages, All Together
Kids see colors just as well as adults do — often better. Hues and Cues levels the playing field across generations.
Deceptively Deep
The trick is picking a clue that’s specific enough to help — but not so specific that everyone lands on the same square.
The Best Arguments
“That’s not lavender, that’s periwinkle!” Hues and Cues sparks the loudest, funniest debates you’ll have all year.
How the Community Plays
From dorm rooms to holiday tables to office break rooms — Hues and Cues fits wherever people want to argue about color.
What Hues and Cues Fans Are Saying
The best endorsement for a party game is what people shout at the table. Here’s what we keep hearing.
Hues and Cues is the only board game my whole family — kids, in-laws, everyone — actually agrees on. It hits the table every single weekend now.
I thought it would be simple. It’s not. Try describing “the specific green of a lime that’s not quite ripe” in one word. Hues and Cues is genius.
Best five minutes to learn, best hour to play. Hues and Cues is our go-to party game — nobody feels excluded and everyone leaves laughing.
We keep Hues and Cues in the office kitchen now. Lunch breaks have never been more chaotic — in the best possible way.
Everything You’ve Wondered About Hues and Cues
Rules, players, editions, and where to buy — the answers we hear asked most often at the color grid.
The cue giver picks a color square and gives a one-word clue. Everyone places a guess on the 480-color Hues and Cues board. Then the cue giver adds a two-word clue and everyone guesses again. Points go to close guesses — and to the cue giver based on how well the group did.
Hues and Cues officially supports 3 to 10 players. There are also 2-player Hues and Cues rules — perfect for couples or duo game nights — included in our 2 Player Edition guide.
Hues and Cues is designed for ages 8 and up. Because color perception isn’t tied to reading level or trivia knowledge, younger players compete evenly with adults — one of the reasons Hues and Cues works so well as a family game.
Yes. Our Hues and Cues online edition lets you play the same 480-color guessing game with friends remotely — solo, in pairs, or in full multiplayer lobbies. See our Online Games collection for details.
A full round of Hues and Cues typically runs about 30 minutes for standard play. Shorter and longer variants are covered in our official Hues and Cues rules guide, so you can size the game to your night.
The best Hues and Cues clues are evocative but not too easy — think “sunset,” “avocado,” “storm cloud,” or “watermelon rind.” Our Hues and Cues examples guide and cheat sheet PDF break down hundreds of proven clue words.
Bring Home the Color-Guessing Game Everyone’s Playing.
Hues and Cues turns any table into a color debate, any group into a team, and any night into game night. Explore the full official Hues and Cues collection on Amazon.
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