No winner to chase
Compare perspectives, not scores.
A creative PicChase mode
Pick a color. See the world differently.
Color hunting is PicChase’s relaxed, non-competitive photo mode. Each player follows an assigned color, photographs it in the world around them, and builds a personal gallery—solo or alongside friends.
Play solo or together
Take a quiet color walk or invite a group with a game code.
Your own color gallery
Collect shades, textures, objects, and surprising details around one assigned color.
Color hunting
How Color hunting works
Start in moments, then let one color change what you notice.
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Choose Color hunting
Start a game and select Color hunting instead of Race or Timed.
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Invite the group
Share the six-character code. Every player joins with a display name—no account required.
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Follow your color
PicChase assigns a color to each player. Photograph real objects that match it from different perspectives.
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Compare the galleries
Finish when you are ready, then browse the color galleries together. There is no leaderboard or winner.
Color hunting
Turn an ordinary walk into a color story
Look past the first obvious match. Notice a faded sign, a tiny detail on a shoe, a reflection, a flower, or several shades hiding in one place. The result is a gallery shaped by what caught your eye, ready to export as a collage from PicChase.
- Works indoors or outdoors
- Easy to start with no custom challenge list
- Made for creative breaks, slow walks, parties, and classrooms
- Up to four player entries are free, with unlimited games
Color hunting
Three easy ways to try it
Use the same simple mode for a quiet solo reset or a shared creative prompt.
Take a color walk
Head outside for 15 minutes and collect unexpected versions of your assigned color.
Make a party palette
Give guests a low-pressure activity that turns the venue into several colorful galleries.
Warm up your visual eye
Use Color hunting before a photo session, art class, or creative workshop to practice noticing details.
Color hunting questions
Is Color hunting competitive?
No. Color hunting is built around personal galleries rather than scores, a leaderboard, or a winner.
Can I play Color hunting alone?
Yes. You can play solo or invite other people with a game code and compare galleries afterward.
Does everyone photograph the same color?
PicChase assigns a color to each player, so everyone can follow a different visual thread through the same place.
Do I need to create a challenge list?
No. Choose Color hunting and the app handles the color-based setup, so you can start without writing prompts.
Does every player need the app?
Each player entry uses PicChase on an iPhone, iPad, or Android device. A team may share one phone and join as one player entry.
Available on iPhone, iPad, and Android.
Ready to start the chase?
Install PicChase, choose a few challenges, and invite your group with a game code.