In Eyeball It there is no ruler, protractor or counter. Every round everyone gets the same task: make a 35-degree angle, find the exact middle of a line, draw a perfect circle in one stroke. The closer you get, the more you score, from 0 to 100 accuracy each round.
Memory tasks make it harder: dots flash for a moment and you guess how many there were. A color shows for 3 seconds and you rebuild it with sliders. A ball is launched from the ground but its trail vanishes halfway, and you call where it lands.
After each round everyone's guess appears on the same board with their avatar, so you instantly see who was way off. If you like the viral perfect circle and color memory games, this is the version you play against friends. Create a room, share the link, and 2-12 players join from a phone or computer.
Create a room, share the link and pick Eyeball It. Each round a task appears; drag, tap or type your guess and lock it in. Your accuracy percentage is your score.
2 to 12. Even two players can have a head-to-head duel.
No. Every task is drawn on a board with the same scale and scored proportionally, so screen size doesn't matter.
Drawing a circle is one of seven tasks. Eyeball It also has angles, lengths, colors, counting and a ball trajectory, and you compete with friends at the same time and compare results side by side.