Here’s a brainy game where you need to guess whether the hand model is showing you his right or left hand. Sounds easy, but I found it embarrassingly hard to make it through all 10 challenges without repeatedly goofing up!
Kind of addicting, yet it can also help exercise those visual-spatial / mental rotation circuits. Play Left or Right now
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13.01 and it’s still just barely “fast” instead of “pretty good”
It’s odd how you can be cruising right along and suddenly the next hand configuration can stop you right in your tracks, like a one-finger salute from a kid as you jog through the park.
Does that one make the analogy list???
Now that one’s a keeper
The game is so cool I like it. I played 5-6 minutes and I did 12,27 after that I checked the high score list… OMG and what I saw?.. I saw a weird score that was 0,73 sec.. I don’t get how that guy made this score.. probably the game got buged or something else and that guy did it,becouse for 0,73 you can’t even reach 3 no matter what you do. And that is reason why I didn’t play that game anymore. Maybe they should restart hight score list..(Sorry about my English it suck I know, you don’t have to tell me that.. )
Nice game, very cool indeed, my best score so far has been 12.55 but I agree with Koraym that the lowest scores seems impossible to reach(now the lowest is 4.7) but hey maybe its possible that I am only limiting myself with my left brain (restriction side)instead of geeting more of my right brain (all the possibilities), cool, very cool the design of this game too.
Getting in the spirit of the analogies of Shawn could one of this be
Civil Law is to Stock Markets as Napster is to
Ha! Ha! I’ve been teaching elementary music too long–when I saw a hand, I would think of the hand I would use but it almost always was the mirror image of what it was supposed to be.