Nine ways to train attention.

Each game isolates a different kind of decision. Sessions are short, scores share a 0–2000 scale, and first-time instructions stay separate from active play.

01 / SPEED

Quickdraw

Wait for the signal, then react. Five rounds reward a fast average without false starts.

02 / ATTENTION

Spot the Shift

Find the one color that differs as the grid grows and the contrast narrows.

03 / REASONING

Sudoku

Three increasingly demanding boards: two 5×5 rounds, then a classic 9×9 final.

04 / FLEXIBILITY

Heartline

Switch between tip direction and motion direction according to the heart's color.

05 / VERBAL

Word Tides

Build real English words from a changing prefix across three timed rounds.

06 / MEMORY

Sequence Circuit

Repeat an ordered signal as its length rises from three to fourteen steps.

07 / SPATIAL

Shape Turner

Identify the same three-dimensional block structure after rotation—not reflection.

08 / REASONING

Number Trail

Connect adjacent numbers and operators to reach a target along a valid arithmetic route.

09 / REASONING

Warehouse Logic

Plan ahead to push every crate onto a target without trapping it against a wall or corner.