Wednesday, 4 November 2026
Click targets as they pop up and get scored in targets per second. Shooter players use it to warm up before a session.
Filed under Brain Trainers · Competitive
Dual n-back, the working-memory drill psychologists keep arguing about, implemented properly and charted over time.
A scrappy free collection of brain teasers and n-back drills that has been quietly online since long before the app stores existed.
A plain, ad-free bank of cognitive tests — n-back, digit span, Stroop, mental rotation — that keeps a history of your scores.
The 1978 electronic memory toy rebuilt faithfully in a browser tab, still beating most grown adults somewhere around level twelve.
Instructions for very nearly anything, illustrated in that unmistakable cartoon style. The artwork alone justifies the visit.
Open-source pixel editor with tilemaps, animation and 3D layers, playable in the browser or free to download properly.
Britain's satirical fortnightly, half jokes and half genuine investigative reporting, in print since 1961.
Analogue horror shaped like a small-town TV station's broadcast archive, including the night it advised everyone to look up.
Editorially curated short films, each with a proper write-up explaining why it was chosen, which is why the hit rate stays high.
Straightforward pool on a proper physics table, against an opponent who punishes a lazy break immediately.
The industry's awards site, and the fastest way to find out what the ambitious end of web design is doing this month.
The pick is derived from the date itself, so everybody sees the same site on the same day and yesterday's is always recoverable.