16 games like Prism

Daily eye-measure gauntlet: 5 quick estimation rounds, the same for everyone each day — count a flash of dots, pour to an exact percent, set an angle with no protractor, hold for exact seconds with no clock, match a length by eye. Accuracy score, shareable trail, daily streak, endless practice mode.

Typing tug-of-war vs an AI typist: pick one of three words to type, flawless words build HEAT. NEW Daily Gauntlet: 3 seeded duels vs AI levels 2/5/8 — same for everyone each day, streak + share trail — plus an endless AI ladder. Free, no signup.

The daily memory gauntlet — 5 quick recall rounds, one glimpse each, same for everyone: tap back flashed grid cells, pinpoint a vanished dot, repeat a lit-up order, key back a 6-digit number, and remember what-was-WHERE. Recall scored 0-100, emoji trail share, streaks, rivals + endless memory traine

Daily gravity golf game where you slingshot putts through space gravity wells and try to finish a shared 3-hole course in as few strokes as possible.

Daily balance-scale logic puzzle where you weigh crates and deduce their order from lightest to heaviest in as few weighings as possible.

Orbital sumo for 1-2 players with a Daily Duel: everyone gets the same 3-duel gauntlet vs AI levels 2/5/8 each day — build a daily streak. Hold to orbit gravity wells, release to slingshot, knock your rival out of the shrinking ring. Solo AI ladder, or 2 players on one keyboard or screen.

How good is your internal clock? 5 quick timing rounds, the same for everyone each day, one perfectly-timed tap each: stop a sweeping marker, intercept an orbiting dot, predict a hidden dot's crossing, keep a silent beat, and react on GO. Scored 0-100 with an emoji trail to share. Language-light.

A colour name, and a scale that scores how close your pick lands to the real thing.

Recall a cartoon character's colour from memory, then rebuild it on HSB sliders across five rounds.

Today's colour, named. The list of usable colours is on the page, and it is still hard.

Study five colours one at a time, then rebuild each from memory on hue, saturation and brightness.

Six attempts to work out which three colours were mixed to make the one on screen.

Mastermind played in colour: crack a secret combination of six.

Five named colours a day, matched by eye and scored on how near you got.

Mix three shades in the right proportions to match the hidden colour.

Memorize five colors, then recreate each one from memory with HSB sliders and Delta E scoring.