Flexibility games
Flexibility games practice switching between rules and holding back the answer your habit reaches for first.
Task switching and holding back a habit · 5 games
Where it shows up
Moving between email, a call and a spreadsheet
Changing plans when a meeting moves
Catching yourself before you reply on autopilot
Every flexibility game
Free to play here, with no account. About two minutes each.
- Flexibility
Ink Check
Response inhibition
Does the left word name the ink color of the right word?
- Flexibility
Rule Switch
Task switching
A number and a letter, two questions. Answer the one for the panel.
- Flexibility
Rule Flip+
Task switching
Four panels, four questions. Two of them are the reverse of the other two.
- Flexibility
Drift
Task switching
A field of darts. Answer which way they point, or which way they drift.
- Flexibility
Assembly Line
Response inhibition
Load each part from the bay it is in. Leave alone any part tagged Skip.
Questions
- What makes a flexibility game?
- They change the rule partway through, or show you an answer that looks right and is not. You practice noticing the change and answering for the rule in front of you.
- Can I try one without signing up?
- Yes. Every game is free to play as a guest, with no account.
- 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.