Demo Dojo

Surgical precision aiming. Stabilize decaying particles before they collapse.

Click targets before they decay. Hit the center for critical bonuses. Avoid the hatched decoys.

Live routing under fire. Build the path before the pulse arrives.

Rotate tiles to build the path before the pulse arrives. Click (or tap) turns a tile clockwise; right-click — or a hold on touch — turns it back. Arrow keys move the selection, Space rotates it.

Audio-first omnidirectional rhythm reaction. Strike with the beat, from every direction.

Strike each threat the moment the drum hits. Each direction has its own drum voice. Calibrate your audio first.

Dual-task mastery. Decouple your hands, synchronize your mind.

Two tasks at once. LEFT (A/D): dodge obstacles across 3 lanes. RIGHT (Mouse): collect orbs, avoid red decoys. Both sides drain one shared timer.

2D mental rotation under time pressure. Fit your shape through approaching walls before they slam.

Walls rush toward you with a cutout shape. Rotate (A/D) 90° at a time to fit through before impact.

Two polycubes side by side. Is one a rotation of the other, or its mirror? Trains 3D mental rotation — the spatial skill measured in IQ batteries.

Two shapes appear. Decide: MATCH (rotated copy) or MIRROR (flipped twin)? Press ← for Match, → for Mirror.

Divided attention under load. Hold the marked dots in mind while the field drifts.

A few dots flash a crosshair — those are your marks. The field then drifts. When it freezes, click only the marked dots.

Predicate evaluation — the Boolean truth operation behind formal logic.

A glyph appears above four condition cards. Tap (or press 1-4) the card the glyph satisfies. Rules grow more complex as you advance.

Sort by a hidden rule that shifts without warning — read the feedback, find the rule.

Sort the top card onto the reference card it belongs with — but the matching rule is hidden. Correct-or-wrong is your only clue. After a streak the rule switches silently; your first miss after a switch is free, then perseverating costs a life. Tap a card or press 1-4.

Visuospatial path memory. Follow the brush stroke, then trace it back.

A brush lights up cells one by one and draws a line between them. Tap (or drag) the cells back in the same order to retrace the path. A wrong tap costs a life — retrace as many paths as you can.

Flow-state memory. Watch, remember, reproduce - with a twist.

Watch the tiles light up, then tap them back in the same order. A wrong tap costs a life — climb as many levels as you can. New twists unlock as you advance.