The Colour Blindness Test by Scattered Gaming Studio is based off the Farnsworth-Munsell 100 hue colour test. It has been used to evaluate colour vision for more than 50 years.

The Farnsworth-Munsell 100 hue colour test is a visual test used to test for colour blindness. It has 85 coloured caps that are placed in 4 trays. The first and last caps in each tray are anchored and can't be changed. The Total Error Score (T.E.S.) is a measurement of your accuracy when you place the caps. You arrange the caps to form a transition in chroma. The higher the misplacement of the caps, the higher the T.E.S.

The test was developed in 1943 by Dean Farnsworth and covers all the visual hues from the Munsell colour system.

Average colour vision has a T.E.S. of 16-100 while only 15% of the world's population can get a T.E.S. under 16.

What's the lowest you can get?

The Colour Blindness Test by S.G.S. was developed to give you an idea on how good your colour vision is and is not a 100% accurate test.

Test results may alter based on your screen's brightness level.

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