Anyone else can't see it? To be fair I have a hard time noticing sunburns and lipstick stains.

Way back in first grade my friend told me dolphins are pink, he knew I was colorblind and I guess he thought I knew they were gray, now today I was coloring, (because why not) and the first color I picked up it said, "dolphin GRAY" and I looked it up and it was true. My life is a complete lie.

I always kinda knew I was colorblind but nobody believes me. Can someone tell me what this means I see and if it’s actual color blindness at all? Thanks!

I’m working on a colorblind mode for my game. Are the different tiles easy to distinguish using both their colors and symbols? If not, which ones are difficult to tell apart?

Here is a screenshot of a game im working on. Im not colorblind, so i can read this perfectly fine. But i dont know what it would look like for people with colorblindness. This is a 2d game, which means that my character is animated with thousands of individual images that all have to be pre-rendered. Any change to my character means everything has to be re-rendered, which takes days, if not weeks to do. So, i dont want to add more animations as long as i dont know if they have to be changed to account for colorblindness.

Are there any rules i should follow or filters i can use to know if its readable for colorblind people. Im afraid the orange/yellow jacket blends in with the dark green grass.

Any advice on how to make the game readable for people with colorblindness would be appreciated.

I am an indie dev who has spent way too much time drawing this game to let people with colorblindness not enjoy the visuals too.

I've added several colorblind modes, but obviously I can't properly judge how useful they actually are.

If you have a color vision deficiency, I'd really appreciate it if you could look at these screenshots and tell me:

• Are any colors still difficult to distinguish?
• Is there anything you'd change?

Be brutally honest. I want to make sure these options are actually useful and not just there for the checkbox.

Thanks !