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A free peripheral vision game for a short screen break. Keep your eyes on the centre cross and spot the diamond that flashes near the edges. No download. Free with your email.
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Ocufuse games are for fun and screen breaks. They are not a vision test and do not diagnose or treat any condition. See an eye care professional for any concerns.
A game is 30 flashes in six levels of five, which takes about 90 seconds. Levels 1 and 2 use only the left and right edges; from level 3 all four edges are in play. Blue circles join as decoys from level 2, up to three at a time, and the flash gets shorter, from 0.7 seconds at level 1 to 0.2 seconds at level 6. You have 2.5 seconds after each flash to answer. A right answer scores 8 points plus 2 for each level, so 10 points at level 1 and 20 at level 6. Wrong or missed answers score nothing.
Yes. All three browser games on ocufuse.com are free to play as often as you like, with no download.
No account. Just your email to unlock the three free games, once per browser. Your best score is saved in this browser. A free Ocufuse account at app.ocufuse.com keeps your practice history and app game scores on every device.
Yes. It works in any up-to-date browser on a phone, tablet or computer, with touch, a mouse or a keyboard. The game pauses by itself if you switch tabs.
No. Edge Spot is a game, and a score cannot tell you anything about your field of vision. Screen size and how far you sit change it a lot. If you notice shadows, a curtain or missing areas at the side of your vision, see an eye care professional straight away.
The game is about noticing things at the edge of your view while your eyes stay on the cross. If your eyes jump to the edges, the flash is usually gone before they arrive.
Ocufuse Plus unlocks every visual game in the app (Sharp sight, Low-light contrast, Track and spot and Steady gaze), your full history and the Doctor Brief. From $4.17 a month, billed yearly.