Guide
How many objects can you keep in mind?
Each round adds one object to remember. Your score shows how far your visual memory goes.
Visual memory is the ability to hold an image in mind and notice when it changes. Odd One In tests it directly: the board grows by one object each round, and you must spot the newcomer every time.
What your score means
Each correct round is one point. In a game with one life, your score is close to the number of rounds you followed without a mistake: a simple measure of how many objects you can track.
Make the test harder
- Time Attack: less time per round as the game goes on.
- Reverse: find the object that vanished instead of the one that came.
- Later worlds: more objects on the board at once.
- One life only: the setting that counts for the top 10.
Compare yourself
Your best scores per mode and per world stay on your phone. Play the Daily Challenge to face the same game as everyone else.
