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¿Question #2936?
puffinge: Which game has components in multiple colors some of which are hard to tell apart?

ocdspectrum: I am not color blind.
the manatee: Survive (with the 5-6 player expansion; the read and orange look close). Risk: Godstorm (has two tannish colors).
Magrot: Railways of the World has errors in the colors printed on the board.
Woelf: Container
Marinos: many! Dixit, Vampire, Pandemic and many more!!
wizalou: haven't encounterd that game yet
mathmagician: people say the mayor is hard in carcassonne
Feldaan: Railroad Tycoon
mintylish: History of the World (Hasbro version)
MisterCranky: There's only one?
Polgara: almost all of them
the bored gamer: Tempus, Oltremare
timstellmach: I've never had a problem with it, but Ticket to Ride seems to come up often.
ZiggyZambo: Through the Desert
Geosmores: I do not know of any
TheKeck: Winner's Circle.
jedin: The components or the colors? Settlers comes immediately to mind, as I see people having problems with both cities vs. settlements and lumber cards vs. wool cards.
Xelforp: I think I'll pass.
Blade Spirit: In the collectors edition of Risk the dark blue, green, and black can be hard to tell apart.
scriptorum: Tempus.
DHEK: Tempus red & purple cities a bit too close in color.
theo_ms: Liberté. and it gets even worse, because of a card printing error. it's really a shame...
aleo09: oh i forget, i just saw some the other day
vampywife: Conquest of the Empire has blue, black, and purple, and when used together, they can be mistaken.
maumau: Rugby?
Capitaine Grappin: Railroad Tycoon
FrankLJ: war of the ring
PsyJam: Finally.. a good question! The yellow and natural colours of Powergrid can be difficult in the wrong lighting.. in fact, any game that has both yellow and natural pieces for players. ..and the MB Master Series of Axis and Allies - England is tan, Russia is brown, and Japan is peuce... What's *that* all about?!
purvisa: Risk
puffinge: Wow, a gaming question from the stupid bird. It's still odious though, d00d.
CelestialMoonFlower: Monopoly
MaksimSmelchak: Assyrian Wars.
gamingguy: Cosmic Encounter
janiera: Diplomacy
Excalabur: Godstorm. The, er, brownish and orangeish pieces are remarkably not-different
Reloaded: Fortress Berlin has some whacky colours... yet to see if they impact play all that much
FrozenHoHos: Nothing I've played.
Chris Page: Magna Grecia.
doghouse724: Risk. The slightly newish version where green and blue are sometimes indistinguishable.
Gizensha: Law Courts (very, very bad game. Both heavy on chance and very long) has a black and a darkish grey piece. But that's probably the least problematic part of that game...
Helenoftroy: Risk: godstorm
WatchmanX2000: many of the above, come back with a clearer question
Harlan: Lots.
Connal: History of the world
ctalbot: Sid Meier's Civilization has grey and beige pieces that look too close in colour.
ZombyDawg: Through the Desert
ssmooth: Löwendynastie
Mike A: For me, since I'm colorblind, most anything with blue and purple, e.g. Trias or Fish Eat Fish.
GuyHill: Axis & Allies 2nd
GrandpaDave: Monopoly
SteveK2: Royal Turf
davidme: Lots
KnobDoctor: According to a friend of mine, Carcassonne.
djflippy: Reef Encounter
CharlieWonka: I have one but can't think what the game was called - what was meant to be yellow was more orangy red and resembled the red
matthew.marquand: Rage & Clans
Lord_Prussian: The new History of the World has two shades of green.
chockle: liberte
Flodjo: Ave cesar (for color blind)
sourwyrm: ticket to ride
CherryPie: Pirates Cove.
arkibet: ooh, there was some game where purple and blue were almost impossible to tell apart...
2amp: none?
skrutsch: Liberte
chrisesko: The original Alhambra was a real pain
The Unbeliever: 42
Gamegrunt: Zeta and Hydra stock cards in the Avalon Hill/Hasbro edition of Acquire.
WasQ: Carolus Magnus
djlg: Many of them. Mu & Ticket to Ride come to mind.
shotokanguy: The commemorative version of Risk with the painted metal pieces.
Belash: can't think of any
BaSL: too many have
heli: it's not uncommon
chaddyboy_2000: AFrica.
snoozefest: merchants of amsterdam
Tim Synge: 52 card playing deck. I do get those club-shaped things and those spade-shaped things muddled.
jttm: Magna Grecia comes to mind
skelebone: The difference between the dark blue and the grey meeples in La Citta.
sos1: Many of them, unfortunately
CortexBomb: Too many games to list actually..,
Randy Cox: Cards in Alhambra. Mu blue/black.
ThatFalafelGirl: Gamewright's Checkout
CDRodeffer: Trias