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Scout (Yuki Games)

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Five quick visual search rounds a day, scored from 0 to 100.

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Scout Daily #66, round 1 ODD at desktop size: a grid of thirty matching bracket shapes with one rotated differently, timer ring in the corner

Scout is a daily attention gauntlet from Yuki Games. Five short rounds test how sharp your eye is: spot the one shape turned differently, tap scattered numbers in order, catch the item that blinks in a flickering scene, follow a marked dot through a drifting crowd and find the single T among the Ls. Your five scores average into one result out of 100.

About Scout (Yuki Games)

Scout is one of the small daily browser games from Yuki Games, made by Yuki Andersen, and it is all about attention. Each day it serves the same five rounds to everyone, generated from the date, and your focus across them is scored from 0 to 100. The first daily went up on 22 August 2026.

The rounds are quick. In ODD you spot the single shape rotated differently from the crowd. In TRAIL you tap scattered numbers in ascending order as fast as you can. FLICK flickers a scene and asks you to catch the one item that blinks in and out. In SHADOW one dot in a drifting crowd flashes gold, and when the dots vanish you tap where it ended up. SWEEP hides a lone T among rotated Ls.

Each round waits behind its own Start button, and the clock only runs once you tap. Search rounds are scored on speed, with points off for wrong taps, and the tracking round is scored on distance. At the end you get a row of five coloured squares to share, and the results screen shows how many players ran the gauntlet in the last day, their best score and where yours ranks, all without names or accounts.

Outside the daily there is a practice mode with endless rounds. Each skill climbs its own 12-level difficulty ladder, and every round you finish earns XP toward a rank that lives in your browser.

It loads at once, needs no sign-up and shows no ads. It suits anyone who wants a two-minute test of focus rather than knowledge, and players of the other Yuki Games dailies.

How to play Scout (Yuki Games)

  1. Press Play Today's Daily on the home screen.
  2. Read the round's one-line rule, then tap Start when you are ready. The clock begins with that tap.
  3. In ODD, tap the shape turned differently from the rest. In TRAIL, tap the numbers from 1 upward.
  4. In FLICK, tap the item that blinks out on every second frame. In SHADOW, follow the gold dot and tap where it ended up, then lock in.
  5. In SWEEP, find the lone T among the Ls, then read your score out of 100 and copy the five-square result if you like.

Screenshots

The Scout card: a spotlight finding a circled T among scattered L shapes
Scout Daily #66 on a phone: the same ODD grid of thirty bracket shapes with one turned the other way

Tips

  • Scan in a steady pattern, row by row, rather than darting about.
  • In the tracking round, keep your eyes on the dot and ignore the rest.
  • Play at the same time each day to compare scores fairly.

Questions

How many rounds are there?

Five, the same for everyone each day: ODD, TRAIL, FLICK, SHADOW and SWEEP.

How is it scored?

Each round scores from 0 to 100, on speed for the search rounds and on distance for the tracking round. Your daily result is the average of the five.

When does a new gauntlet come out?

At midnight on your own device's clock. The day number comes from the local date.

Do I need an account?

No. Your streak, practice levels and rank are kept in your browser.

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