This document proposes a new color-based cryptography method called Play Color Cipher (PCC) as an improvement over traditional substitution ciphers. PCC works by substituting characters, numbers, and symbols with color blocks, where each color is represented by RGB values. During encryption, the plaintext is divided into blocks and the ASCII value of each character is encoded into one of the RGB channels of the corresponding color block. With over 16 million possible color combinations, PCC aims to increase complexity for attackers compared to other ciphers. The document outlines the encryption and decryption algorithms and argues that PCC can help strengthen security against common attacks like brute force and known/chosen plaintext attacks by vastly increasing the search space.