Gauge (Yuki Games)

Gauge is a free browser game that asks how far you can trust your eyes. Each day brings a numbered gauntlet of five quick rounds, generated from the date so that every player gets the same targets, and you get one attempt at it. On 23 October 2026 it was Daily #87, counted from the first daily on 29 July 2026.

The rounds are always the same five skills in the same order. Count: a cloud of dots flashes for a moment and vanishes, and you drag a number to how many you think you saw. Pour: fill a glass with no markings to an exact percentage. Angle: swing an arm around a hinge to a given angle with no protractor. Hold: press and hold for an exact number of seconds with no clock. Length: stretch a line to match one shown at a slant. Each round is one drag or press, then a LOCK IN button.

Each round scores your accuracy from 0 to 100 percent, and your daily result is the average of the five, shown with a five-square trail of green, yellow and red that you can copy and send as a challenge link. The start screen counts how many players ran today's gauntlet and the best score among them, and after a daily you see where you rank, all anonymous. A last-seven-days chain and a streak reward coming back.

A practice mode serves endless rounds, either mixed or one skill at a time, with a 12-level difficulty ladder per skill, a lifetime average per skill kept in your browser and an eye-rank you climb with every round played. It needs no account, has almost no text, shows no ads, and takes about a minute, which makes it easy to fit in alongside other daily games. It suits anyone curious about their sense of proportion and timing, and it sits beside Yuki Andersen's other daily gauntlets such as Keel, Sling and Tempo.