Choose a color game if you want a quick, limited choice; a picture activity if you enjoy sketching or describing; and a hidden-placement game if you like arranging and guessing. On Intuisity, those starting points are Train Your Knowing, Remote Viewing Challenge, and Treasure Chest. They are free to play, and you can switch without deciding that one defines your personality.
When is a color game a good fit?
Train Your Knowing gives you a straightforward choice and a reveal. Start here when you want very little setup or only a few rounds. You can note how your choice felt, but you do not need a journal or an elaborate interpretation to begin.
If the colors are hard to distinguish, look for the written labels and use them consistently. Choose a different activity if the presentation is not comfortable for you. Ease of participation matters more than completing a particular game.
What is different about a picture challenge?
Remote Viewing Challenge invites you to record impressions before the target appears. It may appeal to someone who likes simple sketches or descriptive notes. Keep the response you made before the reveal separate from details you notice afterward.
You do not need polished artwork. A basic outline can be more useful than a detailed drawing made after you already know the answer. Matches, misses, chance, and target familiarity all belong in an honest review; this is not a validated measure of psychic ability.
Who might enjoy hidden placements?
Treasure Chest offers a different kind of guess involving treasure placements. Open the activity and follow its current rules, including the options provided for a friend challenge. Choose this when the anticipation of a hidden arrangement interests you more than describing a picture.
Do not compare raw scores between different games as if they measured the same thing. Different choices and rules create different chances of a match.
Can I try all three without committing?
Yes. Start with one and try another when you feel curious. Free play does not end after your first game. A free account with email is needed for personal Progress Reports, Positivity Practice, and Astrology. The button below starts Train Your Knowing; you can return to the activity menu for the other games.
Free to play on web and iPhone
Train Your Knowing — Free to Play. Guest games are free to play. Saving personal Progress Reports requires a free account.
Use the App Store button below to find Intuisity, then open the activity inside the iPhone app. The button opens the app listing.