Intuisity’s Remote Viewing Challenge starts with a drawing before the picture choices appear. You record your first ideas, reveal the choices, and select the image that seems to fit. The activity contains three tests. You can begin as a free guest without a download or email.
Start with a mark rather than a complete scene
Read the prompt and use the drawing area for your initial ideas. A line, curve, shape, or patch of color is enough to begin. You do not need to produce a polished picture or force a detailed mental image.
If nothing clear comes to mind, notice that too. You can approach the activity as a creative experiment without claiming you sensed a hidden target. The important sequence is to record before seeing possible answers.
Reveal the choices when your first record is ready
Use the game’s reveal button to display the picture choices. Compare them with the sketch you already made. Avoid mentally adding features to the drawing just because one image now suggests them.
For example, a curved line might resemble something in more than one picture. That ambiguity belongs in your review. It is different from a clearly recorded, distinctive feature that appears in only one image.
Select a picture and check feedback
Choose the picture you think best matches the initial impressions. Review the feedback before moving on. Keep two questions separate: Did the selected picture match the target? How specific was the original drawing?
A broad sketch can feel compatible with several scenes. Matching an answer does not establish remote-viewing ability, and a missed selection does not make the drawing worthless as a record of your experience.
Complete a small practice session
Continue through the three tests if you want to finish the activity. Afterward, note one thing about how you recorded your impressions. You might decide to use fewer interpretive labels or leave your first marks untouched for a clearer comparison next time.
The button takes you directly to the drawing stage. Game feedback is available during free guest play; personal Progress Reports require a free account.