Good, could be better
This is the kind of game one plays only for the medals, and this is not a good thing.
It is an interesting twist over the classical "avoid this colour" catch game, since you can actually choose your own color. However, it becomes boring in less that a few minutes, and lacks of replay value.
Maybe add a level system, some power ups... As it is, it's more an exercise that a real game.
Overall: 7/10 for the idea and the effort.
nice reflex exercise, amusing idea. just not really enough depth /replay value to keep interest for very long
Why oh why couldn't you have ordered the colors by increasing frequency on the light spectrum, rather than arbitrarily as you have done?
That's the problem with these changing color games -- most people just pick some arbitrary order which you then must memorize to be halfway decent at the game, but the more such games you play the worse you become at all of them since one game's arbitrary order will be entirely different from another's and so forth and you'll be remembering some order from some other game or at the very least take longer to process the correct order for any given game as you'll have to mentally filter out all the other orders you've also memorized. This added bit of mental delay is enough to significantly impact gameplay to the point you might lose only because of this.
You easily could solve this by the very logical ordering of increasing frequency, while at the same time actually teaching people something.
It's ok
I would say people onlt do these for the madals because without the madals it does get a bit boring. I am also very bad at these games. Buw well done for your first try.
1. It's a skill game, not a puzzle game.
2. There is no penalty, as far as I know, for letting the balls just drop through the ground. Theoretically, you could stick with one colour, minimize risk, and collect only corresponding colours to achieve the highest score.