Glimpse (Yuki Games)
Rate itFive one-look memory tests a day: cells, spot, order, digits and what-was-where.
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Glimpse is a one-minute daily memory gauntlet. Each of five rounds shows you something once, for a moment, then asks you to rebuild it: a pattern of cells, a dot's position, an order of tiles, a number, or which shape was where. Each scores up to 100.
About Glimpse (Yuki Games)
Glimpse is one of a family of small daily browser games by Yuki Andersen. Its five rounds each test a different kind of short-term memory, and every one gives you exactly one look.
In Cells a pattern flashes on a grid and you tap the cells you saw. In Spot a dot appears for under a second and you tap where it was, scored by distance. In Order tiles light up one by one and you repeat the sequence. In Digits a number flashes and you key it back in. In Which two shapes flash in different places, then you are asked where one of them was. Each round scores 0 to 100, with partial credit, and your daily result is the average.
The daily gauntlet is seeded so every player worldwide gets the same five rounds that day, with one attempt. Afterwards you see anonymous rivals: how many people played in the last day, the best score and your rank. A practice trainer lets you drill any single skill up a 12-level difficulty ladder. There is no signup.
The first daily ran on 7 August 2026, and the menu numbers each one (Daily #76 fell on 21 October 2026). Under the play button it shows how many rivals have run today's gauntlet and the best score so far. A friend challenge link carries your score, and the menu keeps your last seven days as a chain of squares. Every finished round also earns recall XP toward a 12-rank ladder kept in your browser.
It suits anyone who wants a quick daily brain check, and pairs well with the creator's other daily games such as Gauge.
How to play Glimpse (Yuki Games)
- Open Glimpse and press Play Today's Daily.
- Read the round card, which says what will flash (for example six cells), then press Show when you are ready.
- Watch closely: the pattern, dot, order, number or shapes appear once, for a moment.
- Tap what you remember (or key the number in on the pad) and press Lock In; Order locks itself on the fifth tap.
- Finish all five rounds to see your average recall score, your five-square trail and your rank among today's players.
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Tips
- In Order, say the positions to yourself as they light up.
- In Digits, split long numbers into chunks of two or three.
- Use practice drills on your weakest skill, which the menu flags for you.
- In Cells, look at the shape the lit cells make rather than at single squares.
- In Which, bind each shape to its place in one short phrase, such as triangle left, circle low.
Questions
Is it the same for everyone?
Yes. The five daily rounds are generated from the date, so every player that day sees the same flashes.
When does a new gauntlet come out?
At midnight by your own device's clock, since the day number is read from the local date.
Can I retry the daily?
No, there is one attempt with one glimpse per round, but practice mode is unlimited and climbs a 12-level difficulty ladder per skill.
Do I need an account?
No. It is free, with no sign-up and no install; progress and ranks stay in your browser.
Does it have ads?
No ad scripts or ad slots were on the page when we played.
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