Attention games
Attention games practice holding your focus on one thing, sharing it across a few, and catching details at the edge of your view.
Selective, divided and wide attention · 9 games
Where it shows up
Reading a message while a notification pops up
Watching the road and the mirrors at the same time
Spotting the one line that changed in a long list
Every attention game
Free to play here, with no account. About two minutes each.
- Attention
Flock Focus
Selective attention
Look at the middle arrow and ignore the ones around it.
- Attention
Odd One Out
Selective attention
Find the one item that differs from all the rest.
- Attention
Wide Angle
Field of view
A quick flash in the middle and out to the side. What did you see, and where?
- Attention
Glance Count
Field of view
Look at the dot, catch the digits that flash around it, then tap them in order.
- Attention
Switchyard
Divided attention
Flip the track switches so every train reaches the station with its letter.
- Attention
Feed Each Once
Divided attention
Feed every fish in the pond exactly once, and remember who has eaten.
- Attention
Crossing Guard
Divided attention
Keep the walking ants from colliding so they bring their seeds across.
- Attention
On Beat
Timing
Tap the right key in time as each note reaches its ring.
- Attention
Order Up
Divided attention
Fill cups to match the orders, then stop each one at the fill line.
Questions
- What do the attention games ask you to do?
- Some games ask you to ignore what surrounds the target. Others ask you to track several things at once, or to notice a detail at the edge of your view.
- How long does an attention game take?
- A round takes about two minutes. The planner puts at most one attention game in a daily workout.
- Is Think Sharp a medical tool?
- Think Sharp is for cognitive practice and habit building. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition.