Pick a game.
A little memory, a little instinct. What will you try?
Rules, scores & practice options
Choose the task you feel like playing: a remembered route, an area estimate, a mirror image, moving targets, a changed detail or an uneven rhythm. Each game has its own playable page, clear rules and an answer review.
- Memory PathVisual memory
- Repeat the sequence of distinct squares in exactly the order shown.
- Area BalanceArea estimation
- Make the shaded left or top portion equal the target fraction of the whole shape.
- Mirror MatchReflection & symmetry
- Choose all reflected grid positions across the displayed mirror line.
- Focus TrackMultiple-object tracking
- Follow the initially marked target identities and select them after movement stops.
- Change SpotVisual change detection
- Identify the one changed tile in each of three before-and-after scenes.
- Pulse PatternRhythm memory
- Reproduce the relative timing between pulses, keeping the short and long gaps in the same order.
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Match the game to the task
What do you want to practise?
| Game | What you do | What earns points |
|---|---|---|
| Memory Path | Watch a route, then select its squares in order. | Correct positions at the correct sequence steps. |
| Area Balance | Move a cut to shade a requested fraction of a shape. | Closeness of the actual shaded area to the target. |
| Mirror Match | Reflect points across a line on a grid. | Exact reflected cells, selected in any order. |
| Focus Track | Follow initially marked objects during motion. | Correct target identities chosen after the stop. |
| Change Spot | Recall a scene and locate its one changed tile. | Correct changes across three separate scenes. |
| Pulse Pattern | Watch an uneven rhythm and tap it back. | Matching relative gaps, independent of overall pace. |
Find another game by the task you enjoy
Compare these six with Freehand’s visual judgments, Packle’s circle-packing estimates and numerical trivia games. See games like Perceptle with real gameplay pictures, differences and online play.
One shared daily pack
Daily Mix
Play five games at standard difficulty. One type is omitted each day, and that omission cycles through all six types. Your first uninterrupted completed attempt stays distinct from later replays.
The puzzle follows the date shown in the game. A shared link preserves the date and ruleset, so friends can compare the same pack even across time zones.
Open today’s mix →Choose the challenge
Practice and friend challenges
Start on any game page, choose easy, standard or hard, and select the types you want in a practice pack. After an answer, try a targeted variation or a fresh pack.
Challenge links reproduce the same pack. Result sharing lets you compare like-for-like attempts; your local history helps you return to a task that needs attention.
Start a practice pack →Keep your familiar daily routine
The daily Perceptle challenge and the existing Count, Track, Angle, Tempo and Split games remain available. Their five-skill practice, archive and guides have their own places. These six games give you additional tasks to explore.
Short rounds, useful feedback
All six run in your browser. Choose a game, read its one-line task, and begin when ready. Touch and keyboard controls are available, and visual cues carry the information needed to play. Scores describe your answers under that game’s rules; they are not health assessments or population rankings.
For learning, start with a difficulty where you can identify the mistake in the result. Correct a swapped route step, the wrong side of a cut, or an overlooked orientation before increasing the challenge. Reviewing an answer is more useful than comparing unrelated scores.