Glance

About the game

We started this as a memory warm-up for our class, then the grown-ups kept borrowing the tablet. Look, blink, and find what changed. Glance is a quick visual memory game. Each round shows a busy little scene for a few seconds: a pantry shelf, a beach towel, toy cubbies, a market stall, a coral reef and more. Then the eye blinks and you get one of three challenges. What changed? Tap every spot where something went missing, appeared, moved, swapped places, turned or changed size. Quick question: answer what you remember, like how many cups sat on the shelf or what was just left of the teapot, from four picture answers. Which was there? Pick the things you saw from a lineup. Every round ends with a reveal that rings and labels everything that changed, so you see exactly what you missed. Changes are always big enough to see, never only a change of colour, and counts are never ambiguous. There are 150 levels in 30 sets across 10 themes. New kinds of changes and questions arrive as you go, and the difficulty gently adapts to how you are doing. Finish a set to keep one thing you saw for your own room, which gains a rug, a plant, a lantern, a sofa and a cat as it fills up. Come back for the daily glance, five rounds that are the same for everyone that day, to keep your streak going, or play endless rounds until your three hearts run out.