Yes. You can enjoy Intuisity’s free guest games without keeping your own running score. The game may still show a result or points; you can use that feedback for a short reflection instead of making a leaderboard or personal accuracy target. There is no need to create a separate scorecard to participate.
Choose a different purpose for the session
Your purpose might be to notice how you describe a picture, try a puzzle you have never played, or spend a few minutes on a curious activity. Choose one purpose before starting. That gives the session a clear endpoint without requiring a particular result.
For example: “I want to make one drawing before seeing the picture choices.” You can complete that intention whether or not your selected picture matches the target. The feedback remains available; it simply is not your only reason for playing.
A reflection can be one sentence
After a Remote Viewing round, you might write, “I drew a long curved line,” or “I wanted to add details after seeing the images.” Keep your original drawing intact if you plan to compare it. You do not need a long interpretation of every mark.
If you prefer not to write at all, pause briefly and notice what felt engaging. Then decide whether to continue. An enjoyable game does not have to become another daily task to track.
When would a score matter?
If you want to claim that your accuracy is improving, you need a consistent record that includes misses and comparable rounds. Casual play without that record cannot establish an improvement. It can still be a worthwhile way to explore the format and your response to feedback.
Begin without a performance target
Open the Remote Viewing activity below. Draw your initial ideas, reveal the choices when ready, and compare the result with what you recorded. Guest play is free without an email. If you later want personal Progress Reports, you can create a free account. You can also keep enjoying guest games without making progress tracking your goal.